Christie Göbel

Anita Hannig’s The Day I Die is a powerful and eye-opening look at medical aid in dying. Through heartfelt personal stories and thoughtful research, Hannig explores the emotional, ethical, and legal sides of this deeply personal choice. Her writing is clear, compassionate, and incredibly human, making a complex topic feel relatable and thought-provoking. Whether you’re curious about end-of-life care or just want to better understand the meaning of autonomy and dignity, this book is a moving and important read that will stay with you.