Published Mar 7, 2022
Amy Bloom | A “Good” Death (and why we need to talk about it)
Amy Bloom delves into the profound concept of a 'good death,' sharing her personal journey through her husband's Alzheimer's diagnosis, his end-of-life decision, and the moral complexities it posed. Her story highlights the importance of conversations about death in enriching our understanding of life, while reflecting on her transition from psychotherapy to writing as a means of navigating personal and emotional landscapes.
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