Jane Fonda says she isn't scared of dying, but she has regrets

Actress and activist Jane Fonda tells CNN's Chris Wallace why she is not afraid of death, and if she has any regrets in her life. #CNN #News #shorts

[rodolfoerdogan]

My mother wrote a final note to us 6 kids before she died. She apologized for not being a good mother.But nothing could be further from the truth. It hurt my soul that my mother could feel that she wasn't a good mother. Because to me, she was good. She had a very hard life, worked like a dog, and found career success later in life. I was proud of her. I think of her several times each day and i miss her like crazy

[reppi]

How about acknowledgments and apologies?

[earthapaige]

If you’re a mom with regrets and come to your child like this wanting to fix things, 9/10 that‘s all the adult child would need to forgive you. (Extreme cases aside)

[rondaleistiko]

I'm not scared to die but the hardest part will be the ones that I have to leave behind. ❤️

[JudineBurns]

I can't stand this woman I can't even stand to look at her

[TrevaWiles]

As a human it is impossible for any one of us to live a life and not have regrets.

[Sheba]

Regrets, Jane?? How about regretting what you did to those American prisoners in Vietnam? Your own father was ashamed of you.

[OGTruth]

I can hear the fear in her voice. She’s trying to convince herself she’s not afraid.

[kevinnugent]

like sitting in a Vietnam anti-aircraft artillery piece

[franmcdonald]

Regret like being a Traitor to your country Hanoi Jane

[Albe]

I have had many regrets in my 71 years. Than I came to the realization that the things I regretted in my life were but hurdles to over come. Once the hurdles are concurred you can finally be what you truly are, a spirit on a journey, waiting and craving to go back home.

[ImaCountryGirl]

Having great, talented and smart children does not necessarily tell you about the child's moral character, which I believe is the greatest indicator of success.

[Afib]

I’m not scared of being dead. I’m scared of the process of getting there. What I want is a lot of pain medicine and anti-anxiety meds. Keep me calm and medicated. And I’ll go peacefully.❤

[canadiankellygirl]

My mother left each of us 5 children and all the 6 grandchildren a tin with a handwritten letter and things she saved from us and things she wanted each of us to have. My letter was 16 pages. She wrote, "I hope I was a good mom." She was an amazing mom.
She stood by me through stage 4 cancer when she was 86. She was there when the doctor told me I probably won't live. So many times I'd call her crying, scared. She'd listen and then she would say, "I'm going to go now. If you need me, call me again." I knew she was going to cry and she didn't want me to know.
She never once cried in front of me during my battle with cancer.
Years later, I asked her why. She said, "Because you needed me to be strong. And I did my best, for you."
We lost her 2 years ago at 92 peacefully in her sleep with my daughter at her side. I miss her everyday.
Thank you, mom. ❤

[maximumoverload]

Hanio Jane the traitor should've gone to prison for treason, she should be in Gitmo !

[michaelhodge]

Everyone has regrets of some sort. Being a parent doesn't come with a handbook. Don't beat yourself up about mistakes.

[JonLundgren]

Hanoi Jane. Probably should be Pro-America, eh Jane?

[AngelinaX]

She won't think dying is "an adventure" if she has a stroke and won't be able to speak or move.

[cherbear]

I have non Hodgkin's..not a single doc in four years has told me I'm fatal..you can live just fine with it but yes it CAN be fatal..don't know her full diagnosis, staging etc but she's 80+ years old has had a great life..I'm 62, not afraid either but hell no I'm not ready..

[jpete]

I’m 45 and spent last summer taking care of my dad as he was dying of cancer. Death scares me less and less and I just hope once I do die it is peaceful and I don’t have to suffer like my dad did.