Gevick Safarians remembers the conversations. Patients dealing with cancer and other diseases with very poor prognoses, hoping not for years but for months—a little more time to settle their affairs, to figure out who would care for their pets. Those encounters stayed with him.
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Gevick Safarians reflects on his interactions with cancer patients facing dire prognoses, emphasizing their desire for more time to manage personal affairs. This highlights the emotional and psychological aspects of dealing with terminal illnesses. The research may have implications for healthcare advancements in Iran.
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