Monday's Musings: "Thank You" Doesn't Have an Expiration Date

by Mary Denman   @MaryDenman

My dear father-in-law, Larry Denman

I learned an incredible lesson from a dying man. 

"Thank you" doesn't have an expiration date. 

In June of 2012, my father-in-law was diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis. He was immediately put in Hospice care. They gave him 4-6 months to live. 

While it was a shock to the rest of us, my father-in-law took it really, really well. He decided to keep living as long as he he had breath. 

Literally.