The fear of death is common but can be overcome with understanding from "summary" of How We Die by Sherwin B Nuland
The fear of death is a natural and universal human emotion, deeply ingrained in our psyche. It is a fear that often lurks in the shadows of our minds, waiting to surface when confronted with our mortality. Death is the great unknown, a mysterious and inevitable force that we cannot control. It represents the ultimate end, the final chapter in the story of our lives. However, this fear can be overcome with understanding. By delving into the mysteries of death and coming to terms with its inevitability, we can begin to unravel its hold over us. Understanding the processes that lead to death, the ways in which our bodies fail, and the various diseases and conditions that can hasten our demise can help demysti...
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