Live Like You Were Dying
LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYING |
Posted by: Sheri
I’m originally from Alberta, Canada, although I haven't lived there for 4 years now since I am pretty much living like I were dying! A lucky break that let me do a university exchange to Singapore was the starting point. From there, I traveled to a few places in Southeast Asia and caught the "travel bug!"
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Posted by: Darius
Kix talks to Darius, a young man living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and his friend Logan about their impressive quest to bring awareness to DMD.
Posted by: Todd
Back in 1997, my brother Trav and I chartered a sailboat from Soper's Hole, Tortola, British Virgin islands with our friends Brad and Marc for a week-long Caribbean sailing vacation. We were to pick the boat up on Friday afternoon, sail it 98 miles to S.t Maarten
Posted by: Patrick
In 2008, after 21years of marriage, my wife and I separated. We had married young, had kids young and over time grew apart. We both thought we had made the right decision and felt ok with the direction we were going. It was hard for friends, family and especially our children to come to terms with what happened as no one really knew what the real story was with us.
Posted by: Shawn
I was reminded recently of a very special gift I received years ago and I thought it was time to say thank you. Eighteen years ago, my sister surprised me with tickets to a Reba McEntire concert. Now, Reba had always been someone I admired and respected.
Posted by: Rebecca
My son Matthew just turned 9. He was diagnosed with a rare bone disease when he was four years old. At that time, we started making a 2 hour trip every few weeks to Vanderbilt Children's Hospital in Nashville to see his doctor.
Posted by: Wim and Vera
Hope you are well! And we sure hope Mr. Ronnie is feeling better and that you will be able to hit the road again soon! We flew from Brussels, Belgium to Newark, New Jersey on Friday, June 18th, and then drove to Washington, D.C. for your Bristow, Virginia show on Saturday, June 19th.
Posted by: Heather
Back in March 2009, at the age of 31, I was diagnosed with a terminal condition. I didn't have cancer, but a problem between my heart and lungs. Within 2 weeks of the initial diagnosis, I was going in for surgery. The surgery was to determine how severe my condition was.
Posted by: Kix
This week’s story is actually ripped from the real headlines of the week: TINY TURTLE CAUSES TAXIING PLANE TO RETURN TO GATE where sisters threw it away!
Posted by: Pam
I’m a military wife and I wanna tell you the story of my husband following his dream. We were high school sweethearts and have been married for thirteen years now. We both went to college then got married and worked and bought a house
Posted by: Sam
I’ve never been one to do anything extreme… just work for a living and mind my own business for the most part, but I just got back from an adventure of a lifetime and I really wanted to tell you about it!
Posted by: Kix
I want to tell you a story about my Dad, who is no longer with us, but spent his life putting up with this goofball for a son and helping me laugh off a bunch of really bad decisions growing up!
Posted by: Keri
This story is about my sister's mother-in-law Ruth Ellen - a mother of 4 grown boys who all have mostly grown children of their own now. A few years ago Ruth Ellen decided to celebrate her 80th birthday by skydiving!
Posted by: Edie
I listen to your "Live Like You Were Dying" segment every Sunday on my way to church. I would like to share a real "live like you were dying" story about my husband. He was diagnosed in his early 40's with a rare and terminal illness which he fought valiantly for over 10 years
Matt Kennon - Live Like You Were Dying
Kix talks with country newcomer Matt Kennon, singer of the powerful song "The Call." Listen to his incredible story of adoption.
Posted by: Logan
I'm a 14 year old high school freshman in Roswell, Georgia. I’m an aspiring pilot and have been interested in aviation ever since I was about 4 years old. In August, I joined an aviation club that was started at my school a few years before as just a member.
Posted by: Dennis
Hey, Kix - I’m 15 and have a severe heart problem which was diagnosed in 7th grade so I had to quit sports. At the time I had no idea but this situation ended up opening a whole new door for me!
Posted by: Patsy
Tara Blackwell, my now 24 year old daughter who was an amazing athelete and going to Troy University on a softball scholarship, broke her neck 4 years ago doing a routine back flip. The accident left her a quadraplegic and paralyzed from the chest down.
Posted by: Matt
Hello. My name is Matt Bradford and I am in the Marine Corp. I served in Iraq and was severely injured in January 2007. I have lost both legs and my vision and other major injuries.
