Shatzi Weisberger spent years urging others to approach the process of dying with joy and wonder. Then she got cancer.
Source: New York Times
She Preached Death Without Fear. Could She Practice It?
Published in Content Type: Personal Profile, Death and Dying, Elder Care, Funerals and Memorials, Hospice Care, internal-sub-only, Pancreatic Cancer, Upper West Side (Manhattan, NY) and Weisberger, Shatzi (1930-2022)
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