Often people who are very ill, but are near their birthday, seem to wait until it's passed before dying. I
In the book "An Echo in the Bone" by Diana Gabaldon, there’s an observation about how some individuals who are gravely ill tend to hold on to life until after their birthday. This phenomenon suggests a connection between significant life milestones and the timing of death, indicating that people may subconsciously wish to experience one last celebration before letting go.
This reflection opens up discussions about the emotional and psychological aspects surrounding death. It highlights the importance of personal celebrations and how they can provide a sense of closure, as individuals may strive to reach these meaningful dates as a final act in their journey of life.
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