Jimmy Carter
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Yes, as a matter of fact, I wrote about that in the book. My father, my mother, both my sisters and my brother all died from the same illness, and that is cancer. They all smoked cigarettes, and they died, most of them prematurely. I've never smoked, and that's one reason I have better health, I think.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I wrote about that in the book. My father, my mother, both my sisters and my brother all died from the same illness, and that is cancer. They all smoked cigarettes, and they died, most of them prematurely. I've never smoked, and that's one reason I have better health, I think.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I wrote about that in the book. My father, my mother, both my sisters and my brother all died from the same illness, and that is cancer. They all smoked cigarettes, and they died, most of them prematurely. I've never smoked, and that's one reason I have better health, I think.
But when my family members approached death, all of them, for some reason, approached it with great equanimity. My sister, Ruth, was a famous evangelist, Ruth Carter Stapleton, My brother and my mother were great humorists, and they were still telling jokes and kidding back and forth with the family members around their bedside when they were approaching death the last few hours.
But when my family members approached death, all of them, for some reason, approached it with great equanimity. My sister, Ruth, was a famous evangelist, Ruth Carter Stapleton, My brother and my mother were great humorists, and they were still telling jokes and kidding back and forth with the family members around their bedside when they were approaching death the last few hours.
But when my family members approached death, all of them, for some reason, approached it with great equanimity. My sister, Ruth, was a famous evangelist, Ruth Carter Stapleton, My brother and my mother were great humorists, and they were still telling jokes and kidding back and forth with the family members around their bedside when they were approaching death the last few hours.
My oldest sister, Gloria, was an avid biker. She had a home, you might say, for motorcyclists who were on the way down to Daytona to race, and they would spend two or three days with Gloria while she fed them and took care of them and repaired their jackets and so forth. When Gloria was on her deathbed in the hospital, we all knew she was going to die with pancreatic cancer.
My oldest sister, Gloria, was an avid biker. She had a home, you might say, for motorcyclists who were on the way down to Daytona to race, and they would spend two or three days with Gloria while she fed them and took care of them and repaired their jackets and so forth. When Gloria was on her deathbed in the hospital, we all knew she was going to die with pancreatic cancer.
My oldest sister, Gloria, was an avid biker. She had a home, you might say, for motorcyclists who were on the way down to Daytona to race, and they would spend two or three days with Gloria while she fed them and took care of them and repaired their jackets and so forth. When Gloria was on her deathbed in the hospital, we all knew she was going to die with pancreatic cancer.
She had two bikers moved into planes, and two motorcyclists were at Gloria's hospital deathbed. room, door, 24 hours a day. And when Gloria finally died, her funeral procession was a hearse, and in front of the hearse were 37 Harley-Davidson motorcycles. And carved on Gloria's tombstone in Plains is She Rides in Harley Heaven.
She had two bikers moved into planes, and two motorcyclists were at Gloria's hospital deathbed. room, door, 24 hours a day. And when Gloria finally died, her funeral procession was a hearse, and in front of the hearse were 37 Harley-Davidson motorcycles. And carved on Gloria's tombstone in Plains is She Rides in Harley Heaven.
She had two bikers moved into planes, and two motorcyclists were at Gloria's hospital deathbed. room, door, 24 hours a day. And when Gloria finally died, her funeral procession was a hearse, and in front of the hearse were 37 Harley-Davidson motorcycles. And carved on Gloria's tombstone in Plains is She Rides in Harley Heaven.
So you can see that death in our family has not been a sordid, morbid...
So you can see that death in our family has not been a sordid, morbid...
So you can see that death in our family has not been a sordid, morbid...
psychologically wrenching experience we all know we're going to pass on some time and we've tried to approach it in a reasonable way and to get back finally to your question, Rosen and I both have living wills we want to pass away the same way my family members have without tubes and without an artificial extension of our life that's very costly so we have ordained already legally that we die a natural death
psychologically wrenching experience we all know we're going to pass on some time and we've tried to approach it in a reasonable way and to get back finally to your question, Rosen and I both have living wills we want to pass away the same way my family members have without tubes and without an artificial extension of our life that's very costly so we have ordained already legally that we die a natural death
psychologically wrenching experience we all know we're going to pass on some time and we've tried to approach it in a reasonable way and to get back finally to your question, Rosen and I both have living wills we want to pass away the same way my family members have without tubes and without an artificial extension of our life that's very costly so we have ordained already legally that we die a natural death
In my book, I give some simple advice on what everybody should do. One fact that we can avoid is that all of us in the United States have a major heir, the same one, and that's the U.S. government. If we don't plan our estate, then a major portion of it, maybe sometimes almost all of it, will go to the U.S. government instead of the people about whom we care most.