Do to our experiences and research, we are in capable positions to predict events. But, I firmly believe the power of nature cannot be fully comprehended by science. I believe that even if 100 years go by, we won't still be in a position to perfectly define what is to be.
Here's our Christmas tree which grew from under 2 feet to a monster that is almost 45 feet tall reaching the top of our home. It has stood tall for 12 years so far. It even survived the renovation which was a season of cement and no water for it.
Today, however, it's not as green or merry as it always is. 
It is losing its pine like leaves at a drastic rate and this is a scary thing for a tree so heavy, mighty and elegant. On looking at the fallen leaves, one might interpret it as the end nearing.
It has to end someday and maybe that day is nearing some might feel. Sadly, I feel the same. The leaves are shedding at a super fast rate. However, it's a living being too. It can make a comeback for sure. It might be losing some leaves to make space for new stock. It might be prepping for coming back stronger and taller. Who am I to decide its fate and spread it to people?
These lines I sang as a kid, "What will be will be. The future is not ours to see.. " is a song in the right direction.
Nobody knows when life might take a tragic or drastic turn nor the reason behind it. People love believing a million sources like god, bad acts million births ago and all. But yeah, people like reasons and may jump to any extremes to grab them.
My firm belief for the very individual whose case is being discussed is as follows :
One never knows it is the ultimate end until it truly is.
In short, keep enjoying the present with a goal of the future. Nobody knows whether or not it is to be or not to be.
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