An engaging, humorous read exploring serious health issues, life, and the inevitability of death. by Brendan Lloyd, PhD, psychologist, Byron Bay.
I have a journey ahead of me. I wonder if I will learn to live better in order die well?
I remember the slap to re-connect with real-time to heighten my senses and sharpen my wit whilst I’m alive.
Death, particularly dying in bed from a cancer, is likely to be inconvenient and painful. I hate inconvenience and I’m adverse to pain. How then will death be my final achievement if I don’t address these issues?
He replied, in a thick South African accent, “Yes, you are a proficient sniffer.”
So yes, I’ll go see the urologist if the latest data shows me the way.
