Yesterday the New York Times Well blog began a small contest, soliciting comments on the question:
What is the best advice your parents gave you? If you were diagnosed with a terminal illness, what wisdom would you want to leave with your kids?
It's a fantastic (if morbid) question, and the comments that are pouring in to Well are really worth reading.
The best advice I got from my parents: Never settle for bad treatment--seek out people who love and value you.
The wisdom I'd like to make sure I impart to Chamudi: Don't waste time regretting the things you cannot change. Learn from the past and do better next time.
How about you?
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I saw this, and think that it's awesome. Especially in light of what I'm about to post. There's a lot of wisdom out there...
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