What Would You Do if You Only Had Months Left? They Decided To Celebrate | Time To Live | Only Human
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- Twelve remarkable stories from people who have found a way to celebrate life and make the most of the time they have left. What would you do if you were told you had a terminal illness and may only have months to live? Award-winning filmmaker Sue Bourne wanted to make a film about living, not dying.
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What articulate, wise, intelligent people. What a loss, they are leaving us too soon.
This video educates every human that life is short so we should love one another instead of discrimination and hatred
My dad had 2 yrs to set his affairs straight. He signed his hospice papers and chose to go home. He was back home for less than 8 hrs before passing peacefully. I miss him terribly.😞😭😭😭😇
omg😱. I am so sorry for your loss. 🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭
Look at how beautifully they captured each individual's eyes
Eyes are seriously a window to the soul, and the smile is a window to the heart.❤️
So beautiful
I would quit all medications and pack my car up with a bed and drive wherever I wanted to and be in Nature's arms. Sunrises and sunsets and of course the sky and stars.
I would wear NO shoes and ground on Mother's nature's heart❤️
WE are loved by many 💜
Native American Ojibwe lady60 here 🕯️🕯️🕯️
What happens when you're screaming out loud in pain, can't move, let alone drive?
I couldn’t watch this but glad I came to the comments. I think what you wrote is both warm and quite beautiful. ☀️🙏❤️
@@jemjarvs That’s rather dark to say.
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@@furonwarrior I think she is remind this lady that she may need a doctor for pain meds
This doco is from 2017 so I assume these people are no longer with us. They did themselves proud with their hopeful and inspiring attitudes.
What a beautiful documentary. It reminds you to stop worrying about the small things in life and live every day to the fullest. I believe it was filmed in 2016
People think that they have a lot of time but nobody knows what will happen tomorrow.
Most brilliant, inspirational documentary I've seen in a long time. These people are so wise . I've always believed in quality life over a quantity of life . Well done!
Puts things into perspective; serves to remind all of us to stop dreading what we have zero control over and focus on what do can control- Giving and receiving love. Thank you for uploading.
This was one of those videos that never leaves you. That 2nd mom moved me, I loved her outlook. Life is so precious and short. Make your life meaningful. Love and be loved.
I can identify with the second mother. I only have lupus but it’s severe, as is the fatigue, and I’m 73. It’s been a full life and I can’t complain. Still, I’m sad.
As somebody with more than one chronic illness, I fully support Death With Dignity.
I do too . My friend had to decide what he wanted Quality over quantity .
Myself as well Lisa💕
I've just nothing left.
Can we just admire the emotional maturity and spiritual awareness…honestly most often lack or not in tuned with 👏🏾
Well I think we all have every one that's watched this documentary have 🙏
All of these people are wonderful, brave, and amazing!
I’m SO GLAD I found this channel. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve cried. You guys ROCK! You’re so compassionate and your stories always are so compassionate and you present them in an amazing way! Thank you to “Only Human”. I’m binge watching episode after episode now for days. BEST documentary channel out there. Bless you.
I wish every state had the “Death With Dignity Law”. It’s much more fair(sorry for my choice of words)to let people that are suffering decide when they have had enough. I have suffered from Chronic Pain, Major Depressive Disorder, Scheurman’s Disease, Complex Migraines, Rheumatoid Arthritis, for over 22 years. I have tried to end my life 5 times. Because of the people that abuse pain meds, I can’t hardly get anything. I’m ready for it to all to be over. We deserve that legal assistance.
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Absolutely agree. (hugs)
I too ave MDD anxiety DDD Deenerative Scoliosis, 3 fractures in lower spine T.
No one should feel this way.😔
I too, have been "putting my house in order". It's like those speed dates you see. Cram as much knowledge/wisdom/info into my kids(17 & 20)before the clocks run out. That's exactly how a momma prevents having fear for our children's future without us.
One of the best documentaries ever. Such positive people with a great outlook despite their prognosis 💗
What a beautiful short film, thank you, just stunning!
I have always accepted my mortality because I drive two hours a day on the highway with cars zooming past me at 80+ miles per hour. I’ve seen my share of fatal accidents these past 13 years. This is why I have life insurance, a will, and all of my passwords for every account I’ve ever had in a large file in my safe that’s accessible to my sister and my attorney since I was 27. I’m glad these individuals are living the remainder of their life on their terms and not succumbing to their illness. It’s definitely unfortunate but we all know it’s a grim reality. These individuals are much stronger than I would be if I knew how long I have left.
These people still look healthy still! Great attitudes.
Attitude depends on the amount of pain and misery associated with a chronic illness, it’s very difficult to be positive under these circumstances. A positive attitude can be easier to obtain when one is healthy and pain free.
I was 25 when I was told I had a glioblastoma last August - since then I’ve gone through treatment etc - this documentary is so comforting
Glad Nigel made it to the wedding!!👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪🖖🖖🤗🤗
Beautifully produced and deeply touched me to see how each individual dealt with their condition. It has inspired me to analyze my life and final goals as I near the exit door.
My husbands dad was given a three month notice. He still never gave my husband the validation he craved from his father, even though my husband dropped everything to be with him. While I hate that he died, I can’t help but be angry at him for doing that to his son, because he is such an amazing man, husband and father.
They have a complicated past.
Heartbreaking and inspiring.
All these beautiful people make me smile 😊
I fell in love with all of them!
Love love love the meaning of this! Every single person in the world should see this!
The best documentary ever. Thank you so much to the producers and the people who took part. ♥
Watching this as my grandmother is put into home hospice & hoping this film will provide a little bit of sunshine into my life 🌞
The gift of life is suddenly reinforced when you know it's finite....Kevin
They are all so wise and courageous. All their stories were touching, reminds you to just live life. Thanks for this!
I watch a lot of documentaries. Like a LOT. This is one of the very best I've seen!
Same Sara mae!
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I think suicide and assisted suicide should be considered normal depending on the circumstances. I don’t want to die at the age of 100. I don’t want to die with Alzheimer’s Disease. I don’t want my death slow, painful and alone. I’ve seen how some of my family passed away and I cannot believe that letting nature decide when to let us go is still considered acceptable by human standards when nature can be most brutal and sufferable.
To be honest, I’m not even sure why we even still bother having kids with such an overpopulated world with unloved children and adults who were never given a life worth living.
not unpopular I too share this opinion
Agree.
Death is not optional. It tends to be slow and painful when we prolong dying with excess medical intervention, believing we are "" extending life".
@@ms.d5195 In some circumstances, yes it can be, especially when the condition is considered terminal regardless of treatment.
If I had one year to live, I want to do what I want to do and would want to go out with the best drugs to feel good with an instant death with my family and friends.
@bee jade I respect your opinion, but your opinion should not dictate what people do with their own lives. If a person lived throughout their life doing a million acts of kindness, a God however as omnipotent and all knowing should not create an after life of pure suffering because of the one choice that person made to end it’s journey that was never decided for them.
Thank you so much !!!!to those that participated on this documentary and those that made it, I have founded profundelly inspiring and beautiful
I'm so amazed of the depth strength and beauty that humans can have
All my love and greatfullness to you all
I would like to see persons who are not financially stable living with a terminal illness and coping with the many problems life throws at them including not having very very very good life insurance. I am not trying to lessen the significance of the experiences of people in this documentary but reality is that there are other sides to this story.
I agree..I was thinking just that!
I picked up on that same thing. It would be totally different.
You dont need health insurance there same as Australia and you get a payment when you are sick as well as your family who need to take care of you
"all they heard was daddy fell off the toilet" my heart 😭
Amazing how they all have a broad perspective and space. No mention of burdening someone with huge medical bills. What a difference that makes.
They have such beautiful souls❤️It makes me understand that quality of life is more important than quantity of life 💕
Well done! The most non-depressive, must watch stories.
Death has and always will be a very common place part of life,the earlier we understand this fact and accept it, the better for us, the problem with a lot of us is that we don't give it much thought until it punches us in the face, what you always have to remember though is that people die every minute until it's your turn so at every point in time people cross over to the other side and death is not always a bad thing,it's actually something to be grateful for depending on the circumstances. Life ebbs and flows, today it's great but tomorrow it's gone,. We are not that important really,we are just passing by,it helps to ponder over this a lot so that when the end is coming,it's just another experience.We can't always control how we come and how we go like we do our pets and babies, life will not be tamed,rather it tames us.
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Thank you for this. 💘
This was an absolutely wonderful documentary. I would love to see more like this. ❤️❤️
I really like Nigel
Something so special about him
💜🐷💜 Bravo!! Wonderful film. I worked for hospice 20 plus years. I also was a patient for 17 months. I was discharged two years ago. I refused to stay in bed and quit partying. 😉
This is amazing content ❤it’s actually very encouraging to watch giving me something to think about while healthy 😊
Inspirational
Love this
Like this
A Life Sentence
Thank you for a great documentary. :)
such beautiful and brave souls!
This was so beautiful!
What a wonderful interviewer....THANK YOU XXn
Nigel cracked me up!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣but on a serious note, beautiful documentary❤️
I want to live like these ppl. I’m not dying, but it’s really all I think about. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy my life I go out and have fun, but I’m so afraid of it I think am I really living? Not sure how I would be if a Dr told me I was dying. I’m afraid I would break down and be in a state of panic the whole time instead of doing what these ppl are doing and actually living life to the fullest with the time they have left.
But you are dying...
Living is scary, dying is not.
I feel the same way. Death absolutely terrifies me. In fact I definitely have a phobia of death. It takes up my thoughts constantly. It's never seeing people I love again, especially my kids that upsets me. The fact that one day I will no longer exist scares me.
@@petitehippie7064 I’m glad I’m not alone, but it sucks you feel this way too.
@@furbabiesarefamilytoo Yes it really does suck. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, it helps knowing I am not alone.
No, I want to know who didn't make it!
If I were diagnosed with a terminal illness, I don't want any hospice care. I want to go straight for euthanasia. I don't want to prolong my suffering nor add more expenses for care services. My biggest reason for wanting euthanasia is to have a voice and a choice on my death. I didn't have a say on being born. Let me at least have a say on my death.
So agree with you
Love ❤you all beautiful people ❤😊
I have so enjoyed this documentary
I’m Grady to die , I’m 38 and if I could die without people thinking I killed myself I would
I’m so sorry. I hope things will get better.
Talk to the Lord
he says cast your cares upon him he cares for us
pray things get better for you
The mindfulness teacher was so inspiring. I want to age like her, so wise
Wow Jolene eyes are out of this world
Its amazing the love they had for their spouse.
remarkable stories!!
Romans 10:13 KJV
For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord SHALL BE saved.
Amen
if we seek the Lord with all our heart we will find him
God bless all
God, tears all the way through … this was the most insightful moving documentary on TH-cam. Please guide all these people through a painless and easy journey to the other side 🤍
I give them a lot of credit. If I was told that I don't think I would deal with it well. I wish you all the very best ❤😊
This was amazing 👏 🙌
Akjack,
Jack n Mir lol
Your to4 z so when you want to get the other sexy I love night time and no one's up I really love want to
What a moving documentary, it was really strong of these brave people to tell their storys, P.S. So glad you decided not to tell who has past and who lived longer, I really have admiration for these people, 🙏
Make sure my family and loved ones were taken care of. NOT being selfish
Jolene has beautiful piercing blue eyes. Lovely.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 Prayers to all who are going through.👍👍💪💪🖖🖖🖖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Chemo is So Damaging and painful and still dying is making people make choices of NOT doing Chemo to have a better Quality of life on your way out. I agree with Quality of life and the reason why I don't want blood transfusions. It would make me wonder if I would get some Other disease from it.
Annabelles eyes are gorgeous too.
Beautiful woman
I love that first comment, not giving an f wat ppl think of her
Is there anything they can do for her to save her life she is so young
the only thing that would chew me up before passing would be leaving loved ones behind.
I hope Steve was able to enjoy his children and take oodles of pictures so they can have memories.
Months to live?
I would cut it short, by drifting off to sea!
That's nice
I like this video. I am 77 and my hemo/onc told me we will probably going to have to treat you for Multiple Myeloma in about two years. I cried. Besides learning about it, it makes me angry that it is assumed that I will do chemo. I have many co-morbidities and I know that chemo is brutal. But with all of that I don't think that I could do chemo. Don't I have a choice?
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Ask people to be invested then not give the outcome. Nope. Seems like a choice of convenience so the director doesn’t have to face the truth.
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I can understand Anitas wish to leave with dignity. Im not afraid of death just the Way I may die. Hopefully not dragged out painfully or dependent on machines or people having to do everything for me. That is the worst.
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Live my life.
I would do everything that I wanted to do. I would eat everything. Sad very sad
I’ve been eating like that and I have really enjoyed it! I’m terminal but still enjoying creature comforts.
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I have less chance to win the lottery, than they to survive. Defying the odds is possible.
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