There’s no “right” way to process a terminal diagnosis. Some people spiral. Some people make bucket lists. Some people Google their odds and somehow end up reading about a man who survived being hit by a meteor. This journal? It’s for all of you.
100 Prompts for People with a Late Terminal Diagnosis is a mix of dark humor, deep reflection, and unapologetic real talk. No toxic positivity. No “everything happens for a reason” nonsense. Just 100 prompts to help you process, vent, and maybe even laugh along the way.
✔ Unpack your thoughts on life, regrets, and what really matters
✔ Get brutally honest about what you actually want to do with your time
✔ Find humor even in the absurdity of it all
✔ Leave behind something meaningful—or just roast your doctors, up to you
If you’ve ever wanted to say, “Well, this sucks, but at least I get to skip my cousin’s wedding,” this journal is for you. Because if you’re going out, you might as well go out on your own terms.
📖 No rules. No filters. Just you, the page, and whatever comes next.
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