Death Quote by Richard K. Bernstein

“If you guys were humans, you’d already be diabetic.”

— Andrea Cremer

“The very old do not succomb to disease-they implode their way into eternity. (How We Die)”

— Sherwin B. Nuland

“Growing up, coming to terms with, and living through the complications of Diabetes.”

— Paul Cathcart

“Miraculously recover or die. That's the extent of our cultural bandwidth for chronic illness.”

— S. Kelley Harrell

“What disease would keep you alive, even when you're promised death? A disease kills. A miracle saves.”

— K. Weikel

“History is a symptom of our disease”

— Mao Tse-tung

“...and all they could do was sit, sleep, eat, and be reminded day after day, night after night, of their disease and eventual death.”

— Alan Brennert

“What kind of world were we living in, where the people we trusted to keep us healthy were the ones keeping us sick[...]”

— Mira Grant

“They’d shared a lot that night, including a sickness that had a one hundred percent mortality rate, the plague.”

— Bobby Akart

“Life is some kind of a terminal disease, otherwise, why do we have more dead people than alive?”

— Boris Zubry

“Your people have lost the vision and vitality of your ancestors (73).”

— Walter Mosley

“III. Hippocrates having cured many sicknesses, fell sick himself and died.”

— Marcus Aurelius