No Book About Saving Lives

An emergency doctor who only writes about dying - is that allowed? Why not? Many rescuers, doctors, nurses, and caregivers, in short, people who are regularly confronted with the death of others, have their own way of dealing with the topic of death and dying. While death often has no place in everyday life in today's society, they are accustomed to talking about it openly. For outsiders, this can often seem strange, possibly even disrespectful or irreverent. But is that really the case? Are we like that? This question is the central theme of My Life with Death: Autobiographical in nature, this book follows the author on a journey through his development, offering insight into his emotional world and the constant evolution of his attitude toward life and death. Balancing analysis and personal coping strategies, Tom Werde invites the reader to participate in his life with death and to reflect on their own norms and values.