> The deathbed part of your life isn't even that long. Probably a week or something. Assuming you’re in a developed country, you’ve either been very lucky or

> The deathbed part of your life isn't even that long. Probably a week or something. Assuming you’re in a developed country, you’ve either been very lucky or haven’t yet had many friends or family on their death bed. It typically lasts several weeks to several months. If you have a family member who is dying of Alzheimer’s (I have), it can last years. One week would be very fortunate indeed. That said, I do kind of agree with your sentiment. Even if it’s months, your death bed is still typically a relatively small part of your life.