How Not to Die - Overcoming the Incurable

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The short story "How Not to Die" is dedicated to those suffering from incurable illnesses and their families who give up their own lives to be near their loved ones.

It is a tribute to mothers who hide their feelings and never stop searching for salvation to save their children.

The book is also dedicated to caregivers who choose to be caregivers and identify patients with white shirts and angel wings. The preface is about Sophia, a role model for those lucky enough to have met her, who died at an early age due to an advanced stage of her incurable illness.

The story is about the suffering and beauty of different trees, both old and new, and how they show no mercy to their leaves and branches.

The author is disturbed by the sounds and emotions of a tree that is not able to withstand the rain drops.

The tree is strong, adaptable, and seems to be indestructible, but it is suffering from its shape and wounds on the trunk.

The narrator is curious about the age of the tree and tries to find out its age to understand its age.

The end of the story ends with a message to all mothers who have given birth, raised children, and led their lives to secure the future of their heirs.