A Final Dignity
Renea, aware that her life was ebbing away, clung to one last wish: to die with dignity. The thought of dying alone on the streets, her body discarded without a semblance of respect, was unbearable to her. She yearned for a peaceful end within the hospital walls, hoping for a decent farewell from the world, even if it was just a modest cremation. This was not just a desire for herself, but a wish to spare her family the pain of seeing her end in ignominy.
Her wish, simple yet profound, revealed the depths of her despair and resignation. Renea had moved beyond seeking miracles or sympathy. In the twilight of her life, all she sought was to conclude her journey in tranquility and respect. This modest aspiration became her final source of solace, a small comfort in the face of overwhelming adversity.
