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As he watches Morrie die , he realizes that , like his professor , he wants to die knowing that he has lived his life to its fullest extent , certain that he has loved and forgiven himself and others as often and as sincerely as he could . Gauthier has lived in many places , and is about as omnivorous a collagist as a collagist can be , so no doubt the affinities are there for the seeing , but my guess is that an attempt to systematically relate elements of her work to Whitehouse or Edell or Funnel is probably pointless . But a person who has lived for months and years on a slice of bread and a plate of soup , is not capable of thinking about anything in the world except about a slice of bread . For example , adult males in marriage-discouraged communities often still live with someone , only now they are more likely than before to stay with their mothers , with other relatives or friends , or in serial relationships rather than with a spouse or with their own children . For every premature death caused each year by smoking , there are at least 20 smokers living with a serious smoking-related illness . He has lived and loved to his fullest extent , and is intent on continuing to do so as he dies . Dyck has lived the history of post-war feminism , and so domestic critiques can easily be extracted from the art . Here he generally stayed a week ; and was reputed to spend much of that time in riotous living , greatly countenanced by Mr. Richard Jones . simple steps that encourage active living and good nutritional choices .