When Breath Becomes Air: A Conversation About Life, Death, and Humanity in Health Care

Illness and death are universal challenges, but not something we anticipate in our 30s. Kate Bowler and Lucy Kalanithi understand that any of us can confront these harsh realities at any time. Bowler was 35 when she was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. She tried to make sense of it in Everything Happens for a Reason: And Other Lies I’ve Loved. Kalanithi, an internal medicine doctor, completed her husband Paul’s manuscript, When Breath Becomes Air, after the neurosurgeon died of lung cancer at the age of 37. The two women discuss life, death, and the pursuit of humanity in American health care.

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  • @DentfreeEurope
    @DentfreeEurope5 жыл бұрын

    I Found This Conversation Extremely Useful and Enlightening, also on what and what not to say when anyone has terminal Illnesses !!! It's a very serious conversation, but done very humorously, Bless you both for that !!! This Has Changed The Way I Look At This happening and Subject For Real!!! I wish You both ladies Health and Tons of happiness. Thank you for sharing this with us !!