Death is a day worth living

Despite the fact that today we live in conditions when medicine is able to significantly extend human life, even the most advanced technologies will not protect anyone from death.

What do people feel whose life is already nearing completion?

The book “Death is the day to live” was written by a Brazilian journalist and a specialist in the field of palliative care. She talks about how she decided to become a doctor, recalls the patients who looked after, and their family explains what the meaning of her difficult work is, shares his discoveries about the nature of life and death.
This is a book for help to those who have long been accompanied by a serious incurable disease, about suffering, always individual and unique, despite the diagnosis, about the possibilities and purposes of palliative medicine.
Twenty years spent in caring for dying people, helped the author to look at the world around them and made it clear how much human stories were not like each other. Someone lives to death in a circle of loved ones and friends, someone alone on a bed in a hospice, someone regrets mistakes, someone is grateful for the tested happiness and mentally says goodbye to their loved ones, but everyone needs it without exception A doctor who is ready to stay with his patient to the end