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Dying at 37: The Bright Hour Memoir That Will Change How You Live
The Bright Hour: A Memoir of Living and Dying
Nina Riggs was 37, a mother of two, and a poet. Then she was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. Her memoir, 'The Bright Hour,' is not a story of fighting or winning. It's a raw, philosophical, and strangely beautiful guide to living with the end. Drawing on the wisdom of her ancestor Ralph Waldo Emerson and philosopher Montaigne, Riggs explores how to find joy in the 'hard days,' how to parent when you know you won't see them grow up, and how to accept the body's fragility. This is a book about dying that is actually a masterclass in living. Watch to discover the unsettling, liberating truths she found in the face of death.
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