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Copied from  http://difficultseasons.com/2009/05/28/final-words-are-words-to-live-by/

Deathbed confessions carry more weight in law than normal confessions.

That’s because we believe that a dying person has nothing to gain by telling a lie, and everything to gain by telling the truth.

The same logic also makes us pay special attention to words spoken to us from a dying person.

Lots of people became acquainted with Debutaunt (Deborah Greer-Costello) during her battle with cancer through the internet. She blogged extensively about life and her illness. Through her suffering, she attracted legions of followers, many becoming true friends who never met face-to-face in this life. Deb often requested prayer, and her requests were quickly relayed through Twitter.

Here’s a handwritten note relaying one of those requests on Flickr.

Deb passed from this life on May 18, 2009. But she had her final say — posted today by her sister Steph on her blog. She knew she was dying, and she had a lot to say.

Give yourself a blessing today, and read Deb’s final post.