Klara Prowisor, now 92, credits her survival to a dying man who gave her his years. Her life story, including surviving the Holocaust, is documented in Matan Rochlitz’s film, sharing her extraordinary journey.

Kathleen, a hospice-care volunteer for ten years, faces her own death with acceptance. She emphasizes living fully, without mystery around dying, enjoying moments like a dinner party with good company.

Scott Simon, author and NPR host, spent hours at his mother’s bedside in the ICU, sharing her wisdom and wit on Twitter. His tweets became a tribute to her lessons, later compiled in his book.

Robert, originally from Germany, reflects on life and the importance of living with purpose, stating the best insurance is living as if time is limited. He now resides in India, continuing his journey.

After his wife's death, William Murray chose to believe in her continued presence and love, embracing beliefs that helped him heal. He found peace by committing to these beliefs, regardless of evidence or outside opinions.