“Until a certain point in life, it seems to every person that great misfortunes can only happen to other people. And with very few people who are somehow particularly unlucky. In fact, there are many different misfortunes, and there are few people who manage to avoid them all. Sooner or later, something comes into our lives that completely overturns either the entire structure of our life or our consciousness, and harshly poses very important questions to us. One of these events is a fatal or simply dangerous diagnosis. Cancer, another serious illness, injury... What we were so afraid of, did not want and hoped to avoid, became part of our lives. We suddenly find ourselves among those who can no longer mindlessly enjoy all the bodily pleasures of life. And often with basic job satisfaction. Often we lose the opportunity to even serve our simplest needs...”