What would you do if you were given two weeks to live?

You* find yourself a bit distracted for a few weeks or have a persistant headache and go for a visit to the doctor. A brief CT scan later your doctor tells you that if its 'fast-growing' you have two days and if its 'slow-growing' you have two weeks. To live.
Just like that.
Two weeks to catalogue your personal belongings, your finances......fourteen days to feel the touch of the people who mean everything to you.
What could possibly be going on in the mind of someone who finds himself/herself in the above situation?

Most of us, I imagine, think that when it's time, we'd go in an instant - brief pain with no advance notice, a tragic accident maybe.....or the really optimistic ones dream of leading a full life, lots of grandkids, time to oragnize a 'proper funeral', make a will and then say 'Adios'.
But how do you prepare when you are given two weeks to prepare for the 'definite accident', when your children just starting to see the life through you?
When death is not an abstract thing but as real as the ground you stand on and fast approaching...how would you deal with it?
Would you turn to God or to your loved ones?
Would you go and 'live it out', so to speak? or would you get angry at the unfairness of it all and lash out at the ones still living?
Would you be scared of the dying, of what comes after dying?
Would you believe you'd continue to live on.....in the religions sense or in the memory of your family and friends?
Would you wonder at your 'legacy'?Would you be insulted if they forgot you after 5/10/15 years?

Meaningless questions ofcourse because that person must be going through all of those feelsing
As for me, I've only understood my grandmother finally.
Its not morbid to think about death everyday....its morbid to think it will not touch you without your permission.
Better be prepared everyday.


PS: *Its not me.