DutchRanger

It’s been six years since my mother passed away from pancreatic cancer. I was 17 at the time. Fortunately, my parents had already thought of and done almost everything suggested here.

One tip I don’t see on this list: if you have cancer, always bring someone with you to medical appointments. They can ask questions, take notes, and support you emotionally. It’s hard to take everything in when all you can think about is the fact that you have cancer.

I take out my earbuds even saying Hi to the bus driver I can't imagine talking to a flight attendant while wearing a VR device. It seems very uninterested in the person you are talking to.

Could be just me but I think a lot of older generations share this experience. It is not hard to take out your earbuds or take off your VR device to show you are paying attention to the person you are talking to.

Because you used to give a certain % to Google for their service that includes the Security Reward Program. But now that they are shutting it down you get less for the amount you pay for the service.