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One Story

For your person, with a supporter writing only with permission. Dictation counts. One sentence is enough.

Module 6

The memory or topic I choose, and how much time I want today

Who I want listening; if I allow notes or recording, and by whom

My words; one detail or one sentence counts

Keep this or not; where; who may read or hear it, and when

My choice now: stop, change something, or name a topic I might want later

Example: Completed Example: One Story

Fictional example. Joel, who is dying, chooses a short conversation with his adult daughter, Mara.

The memory or topic I choose, and how much time I want today

Teaching Mara to mend her bicycle tire. A couple of minutes.

Who I want listening; if I allow notes or recording, and by whom

Mara alone. She may write my words; no audio recording.

My words; one detail or one sentence counts

You patched it crooked, but we rode to the shop and back.

Keep this or not; where; who may read or hear it, and when

Keep the page in Mara's notebook. She may show her brother after my death; no family group chat.

My choice now: stop, change something, or name a topic I might want later

Stop for today. I don't want more questions.