A book of memoirs by the world's most famous palliative caregiver, translated into more than 30 languages and read by more than a million people around the world.Bronnie Ware, having worked in a bank in her youth, realized that she needed a job "for the soul". And although she initially had no experience or education, she got a job as a palliative nurse. The few years that she spent with the dying had a very profound effect on her and determined the direction of her life.Inspired by the stories and revelations of her dying patients, Bronnie Ware published an online post where she described five of the most common things which people regret on the verge of death. In the first year, this post was read by more than three million people worldwide. At the request of many readers, Bronnie wrote this book, where she talks in more detail about her life, about interacting with people on the verge of death, and about how to live in order to die with a light heart.

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