When I was a hospice volunteer, I often walked into patient homes that were utterly silent. No music, no TV, no one reading aloud. Just a loved one who was just staring at the wall. It always struck me how quiet and disconnected those moments felt. Now, in my work with people nearing the end of life, one of the first things I ask is, “What music would you like to hear during your final days?” Their answer is usually immediate and full of joy. And the music ranges from favorit

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