Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 6月21日 09時05分

The one big thing that people have in common is that we all will die, and we likely will experience the death of someone we love, too.

And yet despite this shared future, death can be hard to talk about, because it’s not an experience that anyone can report back from to say how it went. When you or a loved one starts approaching death, the existential stakes can go from theoretical to personal, sometimes feeling emotionally, physically and spiritually fraught.

That’s why it can help to hear the insights of people who see death all the time, because understanding it now can help us better process grief about others and feel more at ease when thinking about our own mortality.

Penny Smith, a hospice quality manager and registered nurse in Washington state discusses some of the biggest misunderstandings about death and what you should expect.

Head to our link in bio to read more. // 🖊️ Monica Torres

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