Chaplain Reflects on Dying Regrets

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Chaplain who comforted thousands of dying people reveals their most common regret

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Joon Park is a chaplain at Tampa General Hospital and author of "As Long as You Need: Permission to Grieve " He has sat at the bedsides of thousands of people who are in the process of dying.

His biggest regret is that he only did what everyone else wanted, not what I wanted, he says.

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