Should the retrospective ideas, advice, and wisdom of a dying person be heeded

Should the retrospective ideas, advice, and wisdom of a dying person be heeded

Should the retrospective ideas, advice, and wisdom of a dying person be heeded and followed in our own lives? That is, if a dying person wishes they would have lived in a different way, or says that certain things were the most valuable, should we follow this advice, and even change our lives to suit?

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