Are we alone before death?
María Belén Martínez Cruz, Javier Calatayud García
Cultura de los Cuidados · 2012
doi:10.14198/cuid.2005.18.06 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Fear and cultism towards death in western societies cause feelings of anguish and loneliness when something as natural as death approaches us. Hiding the truth to patients is quite common. The silence conspiracy is a fact between relatives and patients who see their life ending. For all that, it is worth asking: are we alone before death?.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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