Death

Ah, the old days. Back when life was simple. You could take candy from strangers, no one wore seatbelts and teachers could hit kids. Why did things ever change.

Sometimes bosses are truly unreasonable. Sometimes a business is a total scam that takes advantage of its employees. Here's hoping that these people were able to find better jobs.

At 26 years young Australian woman, Holly Butcher, was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare form of cancer that is most prevalent in young people. 

At 27 years, quickly approaching her last day on this earth, she decided to write an open letter to everyone and anyone to help us gain some perspective on the crazy journey that is this life.

The whole letter is well worth a read and will probably change the way you approach your day.

"That's the thing about life, it is fragile, precious, unpredictable and each day is a gift, not a given right."

"If something is making you miserable, you do have the power to change it – in work or love or whatever it may be. Have the guts to change. You don't know how much time you've got on this earth so don't waste it being miserable."

-Holly Butcher

Sure, they don't get the internet right all the time, but can you blame 'em?

If there was a backstory, it'd probably just create more questions.

Can a scammer get much lower than this? Using the identity of a passed loved one is pretty despicable, on top of a fake charity no less.

This is some Final Destination shit right here...these are highly unnerving.