I could die tomorrow, live to the full today.
I have a long full life ahead of me, relax and enjoy.
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You gotta exercise for a long and full life @anon83141956
Even then there’s no guarantee
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Consider all possibilities. Shun none. Question everything.
Balance I say
I like to have balanced approaches
In this situation. Live every day like it’s your last, but prepare for a long future ahead of you also. 
Hope it helps a lil
I don’t have any answers.
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I have pulsatile tinnitus and one cause it could be is a brain aneurysm.
Scans can’t fully detect all that stuff completely.
So I will never know.
This seems to fit well with that
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Although living as though it’s my last day feels kind of depressing
I try to enjoy today, I’m not sure how much time I have left. My heart condition was supposed to kill me some time ago and may well still.
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Does it not depress you, having the mindset of I could die today
Instead of I wish for a long life?
I’d like to have a long life, but a person doesn’t always get what they want. I just try to live my best life in the day I’m in and hope I can make the next one a bit better. I’m not depressed over it.
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I’m glad to see you are here with us 
I always believed I would be part of the 27 club. I lived my life with reckless abandon. Lived purely in the now, no concern for consequences. I was young and stupid with my choices.
Age has tempered this a bit. I now believe both are true, depending on the context. Life is too broad of a category to sum up in a few lines, it’s vastly more complex of an answer.
Now I just try to be happy.
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Maybe I need to believe in a higher power who will grant me a long life if I talk to him and ask for it
Hope this isn’t too much of a (TRIGGER WARNING), though
But I saw 4 psychics when I was psychotic. They all said the same exact things as one another. Word for word as one another. I was pleased to hear they also all said that I would live a long life. I’m not afraid to die, but I’d rather live a long life because I like my life and who knows what will happen after you die it’s unpredictable to me so I’d rather fathom in this life which I know is comfortable for me at this point then risk something which is worse. I believe the longer I live the more I will be able to accomplish internally and possibly externally too, meaning whatever happens after death can only get better if I live longer. Assuming I make smarter and smarter decisions which I think I’m capable of. but I do believe in a karma possibly adjusting whatever happens after life. And based upon the path I’ve always been on, I can only improve my karma, if I keep living.
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Thanks for sharing, very insightful 
The thing with karma is that there is also generational karma and I hope I can change it significantly before it is too late. N I’m dead.
It can be hard to change but I like to think it is significantly possible
Actually,
I think I just have to accept that when it’s my time to die, then it’s my time to die.
And remind myself that each day I live will never come again.
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That’s the better option.
Otherwise you’d just engage in unhealthy hedonism all the time. Which ironically would shorten your life!
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Yea, I can’t guarantee that I will live a long life, but I can like enjoying the idea of it
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I base my entire life upon Pink Floyd lyrics.
So you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it’s sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way but you’re older
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
Today, these are apt.
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I don’t totally understand the lyrics, tbh
The same one who gave me a bum ticker? Good luck with that.
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it is true: idk when i will die. I can only wish for a long life but truth is it is not up to me when I die, it is up to this body and circumnstances.