London, UK – Simon Boas, a 46-year-old aid worker, has shared a heart-wrenching
message of acceptance and happiness as he prepares to leave behind a legacy. Diagnosed
with terminal throat cancer in September 2023, Boas has written a book,” A Beginner’s
Guide to Dying “to be published in October
In an interview with the “Today Programme”, Boas reflected on his life and death, crediting
his experiences as an aid worker and Samaritan for helping him appreciate the value of life.
Despite his impending death, Boas expressed happiness and acceptance, encouraging
others to live life to the fullest and prioritize what truly mattersBoas’ message is one of
hope and encouragement, urging everyone to recognize their own impact and the ripple
effects of their actions. He believes that even small acts of kindness can change the world
and make a difference.
As he prepares to spend his final days in hospice care surrounded by loved ones, Boas
remains cheerful and ready, inspired by Julian of Norwich’s words: “All shall be well, and all
shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.”
