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there's no one who has ever lost a loved one who doesn't regret the times
that will never return, for the chance to say "i love you".... it may be
that all humans are genetically programmed to feel guilty about so many
things....it may also be that we protect ourselves from being hurt because
love can make us so vulnerabe....so upon the death of a loved one we feel
regret over what we never expressed but given another chance i'm pretty
sure nothing would change....
ilene novick from United States