Bronnie Ware: Beyond the 5 Regrets of the Dying
In November 2009, Bronnie Ware published a short essay entitled, Regrets of the Dying. It was a reflection on the years she worked in palliative care, taking care of people in the final days of their lives. She had noticed that the same basic set of profound regrets kept coming up, over and over again, as those in her…
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