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"Even though I die, I still move forward." This is the first time I know this book. It's in the Reader. It was late at night in the senior year of high school, Conveying my lovesickness.

Don't wait until you are about to die to do or not do something, but choose what you think is important. As long as you persist in doing it, you will eventually see the development curve to achieve perfect results, and you will have no regrets.

Only 0.0012 Percent of people in the world develop lung cancer by the age of 36, and Paul Kalanithi is one of them. This book is a book of life insights from Paul Kalanish, a talented doctor who graduated from Stanford University and the winner of the "American Association of Neurological Surgeons' Highest Award", and his battle with cancer. The editor said that Paul's memoir covers very profound and broad themes about life and death, and readers at different stages of life can get different feelings from reading this book. Every reader can ask himself, what does Paul want to say to us today?

I was very moved and uncomfortable after reading it. This is a doctor's emotion and thinking about life and death. We all know that death is impossible to escape, it just depends on whether it is sooner or later. After a person is born, he is actually heading toward death step by step. Many people can avoid talking about death. Under normal circumstances, if there is no accident or sudden terminal illness, we can avoid facing it until we are old. However, for some unfortunate people and families who have sudden terminal illness and face this problem again, in fact, it is not only the patient himself who is most important, but also his family who try to accept his departure.

The author of this book records the changes in his life before and after suffering from lung cancer. He is an excellent neurosurgeon who comes from a medical family. He spent his short 36-year-old life searching for life, death and the meaning of life. Studying in a medical school and growing up to be a good doctor proved that excellence requires hard work. Working more than 100 hours a week day and night, although it made him a brilliant resume, it also brought his spirit and body to the edge of collapse. The unexpected onset of cancer gave him a temporary pause. The drugs in the first phase of treatment seemed to have worked. The tumors in his lungs disappeared, and he returned to work that he considered important and meaningful. However, his body could no longer withstand the heavy work pressure. As the drug treatment failed, the tumor recurred, and the chemotherapy finally failed. In a short period of time, his cancer developed rapidly and metastasized to the brain, leading to his eventual death.

Paul's understanding of doctors is unique and comes from the influence of his family. Doctors should not delay the patient's death or let him return to his past life, but should provide shelter and care to patients and their families when their lives fall apart, knowing that they can stand up again, face challenges, and think about where to go in the future. When he faced death for the first time, he experienced unusual emotional changes: acceptance, confusion, bewilderment, anger, and rejection. And his attitude towards death after his epiphany was so brave. It is precisely because we don't know how to move forward that we move forward. Everything about him makes me like doctors like Paul. His courage is a hymn to mankind.

Maybe it's not the world that's boring, but that you and I haven't found an interesting way to live. ——Dabing

No one can escape life and death and cannot see through it, but we have the ability to adapt and deal with it; even if we cannot control it, we can still find the meaning of life through the exploration of life and death. Whether as a doctor or as a patient, he has been face to face with death: examination, confrontation and acceptance. He wanted to help people understand death and confront their own mortality.

What Paul told me was not a doctor's battle with disease, nor was it a chicken soup for the soul. He told me the process of dying for a truly dying person. He told me the pursuit of life. He told us that we should find our own value and meaning in this life. He also made me realize that life is not only about success, position, high-paying status, but also the warmth between the simplest people, the companionship with relatives and friends, and the persistence of one's own path. When he was dying, because of his love and knowing that a surgical psychiatrist was the destination of his life, no matter how much pain he had, he firmly followed this path until the moment when his name turned into air. Lucy's words: Although Paul died, it is not a tragedy He is a person who is good enough, brave enough, sincere enough, and brings strength to those around him. "In the rest of your life, you will have many moments when you have to look back on your past and list the places you have been, the things you have done, and their significance to the world."

Books that record death often reveal the meaning of life.

This book touched me deeply. The author described his experience of fighting cancer in a delicate way, and it also made me think about life. Some of the views in the book reminded me of Fugui in "Alive". Even in the face of many difficulties in life, they all chose to face them bravely. The author's strength and love for life also reminded me of "Get Out!" Xiong Dun in "Tumor King". This book not only shows the brilliance of human nature, but also gives people strength and courage.

When he was about to reach the peak of his life, he suddenly learned that he had lung cancer. Although he was a well-known and outstanding doctor, his identity suddenly changed to that of a patient. The author of this book, Paul Callanish, uses his dual identities as a doctor and a patient to record his discussions on life, life, and the meaning of existence in this book. The author uses vivid and simple language to explore the meaning of medicine and what to maintain. After reading this book, we will gain wisdom from the author and the words.

Life is always lonely, and you need someone to accompany you.

What is the meaning of life? I was born in Afghanistan, Somalia, the United States, Switzerland Wherever I am with my family

Death, the future that everyone can see, and the author takes us to experience the real death.

Disease means that the order of molecules is disrupted; the basic requirement of life is metabolism, and death means the termination of metabolism.

Books about life and death are my favorite!

Dr. Paul gave up writing to practice medicine. Although his life was short at the age of thirty-nine, he lived a wonderful life and gained some insights into life.

Face life, life and death. Move forward bravely.

Accept the reasonable consequences that have occurred, all the unexpected happiness and misfortune, recognize it clearly, and pursue what you want, calmly, pliable, yet brave and resolute.

Although you are dead! But still alive! Live vividly in the hearts of all readers! It deeply affects everyone who reads this book! [Like][Like][Like][Like]