Alison O’Connor: No-one should die alone from this virus. We must all stand together

Alison O'Connor asks, what are the death experiences that we collectively face into over the coming few months?
Alison O’Connor: No-one should die alone from this virus. We must all stand together
A man stands by the coffin of his mother in the closed cemetery of Seriate, in Lombardy, on March 20. Picture: Piero Cruciatti/AFP via Getty Images

Alison O’’Connor asks, what are the death experiences that we collectively face into over the coming few months?

IT was over a decade ago and the call came in the middle of the night. I woke my aunt and we drove across the city, in the darkness, to the nursing home where a 97-year-old cousin lay dying.

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