Sarah Wildman, editor and writer for New York Times Opinion, shares her poignant journey following the loss of her 14-year-old daughter, Orli, to cancer. Wildman emphasizes the necessity of open conversations about mortality, arguing that health care providers should foster this dialogue instead of shying away. She believes that facing the end of life isn’t about sadness, but rather the fear of regret. Their family's experience illustrates the emotional depth of navigating hope and grief through such a profound struggle.