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عندما تتحول الأنفاس إلى هواء: اجعل لحياتك معنى قبل فوات الأوان by Paul Kalanithi
44 reviews
alyssapusateri's review against another edition
2.5
Graphic: Ableism, Cancer, Chronic illness, Death, Genocide, Terminal illness, and Medical content
Moderate: Suicide, Grief, Medical trauma, and Pregnancy
Minor: Infertility, Physical abuse, Excrement, Vomit, Murder, and Alcohol
tellingmyselfastory's review against another edition
5.0
Our culture doesn't like to discuss death but this does in such a thoughtful way. It's real and honest. But it's also about living. And how living and dying are connected. Living with the knowledge you are dying.
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, Medical content, and Medical trauma
Moderate: Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, and Suicide attempt
Minor: Infertility and Pregnancy
Discussion of IVF and family planningkira20's review against another edition
4.5
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, Medical content, Grief, and Medical trauma
Moderate: Gore and Suicide
sarah_hutchins's review against another edition
4.5
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, and Medical content
Moderate: Grief
Minor: Suicide
amandab0514's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Suicide, and Medical content
aleyajo's review against another edition
3.5
Graphic: Cancer, Child death, Death, Medical content, and Grief
Moderate: Suicide
dazzling_cabbage's review against another edition
5.0
The questions of life, death and meaning of life are at first cognitively explored and then emotionally experienced. A truly human delivery of human circumstances. A story of suffering, loss and enduring love and care.
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Suicide, and Medical content
millie_eevee's review against another edition
4.5
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, Medical content, and Grief
Moderate: Pregnancy
Minor: Suicide, Blood, and Vomit
eclloyd's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Cancer, Chronic illness, Death, and Terminal illness
Moderate: Gore
Minor: Suicide
thewordsdevourer's review against another edition
4.0
detailing his time in med school, the subsequent residency, and his diagnosis and treatment, kalanithi weaves the tale of a man in the unwanted yet unique position of being both a doctor and a patient, providing a rare POV of being on both sides of medical care. the memoir is seeped w/ an undercurrent of calm and mulling, all held tgt by kalanithi's poignant writing. im v glad that he's written and left this book as part of his legacy.
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, and Medical content
Moderate: Blood, Grief, and Pregnancy
Minor: Child death and Suicide