Most people don’t give much thought to how they will die. Unless they have a terminal illness and know it may be painful. Kim Hoffman, who died Jan. 18 after 8½ years with cancer, knew it would be painful and spoke about it many times in Hartford.
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Most people don’t give much thought to how they will die. Unless they have a terminal illness and know it may be painful. Kim Hoffman, who died Jan. 18 after 8½ years with cancer, knew it would be painful and spoke about it many times in Hartford.
