"Don't cry, Guaiguai. Guaiguai is the most sensible and strongest little girl after her mother is no longer around, right? Mom died happily, so there is no need to be too sad for her. Guaiguai, please grow up in peace. I'm sorry, my mother also really wants to grow up with Guaiguai. Mom loves you."
? So, what kind of happiness is it?
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Well, this article makes no sense.
Well, I was reading an article in a magazine about hospice.
Then I saw the concept of "happy death" in related articles. I was thinking, what is a happy death? Shouldn't happiness make people more attached and reluctant to leave?
I have been chatting with my friends about the topic of death for a long time, but maybe our age and experience are not qualified enough. It seems difficult for us who grew up without death education to understand the proposition about death.
But I think maybe we are looking for this kind of happiness that can accept death throughout our lives.
Purpose: Cherish the people in front of you