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	DOI:10.1177/2374373518759549

Corpus ID: 56530897Patient Experiences of Terminal Illness Toward the End of Life: A Reflective Narrative Report
@article{Razai2018PatientEO,
  title={Patient Experiences of Terminal Illness Toward the End of Life: A Reflective Narrative Report},
  author={M. Razai},
  journal={Journal of Patient Experience},
  year={2018},
  volume={5},
  pages={279 - 281}
}
	M. Razai
	Published 2018
	Psychology, Medicine
	Journal of Patient Experience

As I unfolded the piece of paper to confirm the address, I stared at the door in a foreboding gaze—I could clearly see and read 16. I must have looked at it for a long time since I still remember the geometric shape of the brass number and the contours of the wooden door. I took a deep breath and asked my colleague: “shall we . . . ?” We knocked and waited for a long time. The doorbell was broken, so we knocked again. About 10 minutes later, a muffled shuffling sound was heard, slowly the sound… Expand

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