On the Brink of Finality

How much does a heart attack hurt? And how much does it hurt when your illusions are shattered?

This collection of poems offers a cocktail of deadly nightshade and a soothing caress for the soul. In it, the author describes what a person goes through after a serious cardiological diagnosis and how different it is when you are also a cardiologist yourself. If your illness is genetic, you might ask yourself whether you are still a complete person when you have a mutation in the very core of your being, in your DNA. Or you may finally understand that your handicap is also your new advantage, giving you the opportunity to look at the world differently than before and to see what was previously hidden from you. We live in a world where finality is a fundamental law. Let's journey to its very edge. If your life is fulfilled and meaningful, then its finality is acceptable.