At the end of the day, he always admitted, it wasn’t any high moral stance that propelled him to his decision. No grand philosophical epiphany. No pre-destined conversation that brought understanding and insight. No random meeting that brought an ironclad motivation that ended the uncertainty of the decision making process. In the end, it wasn’t any of these. In the end . . . it was the cancer.
At the end of the day, he always admitted, it wasn’t any high moral stance that propelled him to his decision. No grand philosophical epiphany. No pre-destined conversation that brought understanding and insight. No random meeting that brought an ironclad motivation that ended the uncertainty of the decision making process. In the end, it wasn’t any of these. In the end . . . it was the cancer.