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Mrs. Karels (92) is dead and Dr. Rutger must officially confirm it: that will be a peculiar task

Mrs. Karels (92) is dead and Dr. Rutger must officially confirm it: that will be a peculiar task

General practitioner Dr. Rutger discusses the difficult but necessary task of officially confirming a patient's death. He recounts his experience attending to 92-year-old Mrs. Karels, whose strong presence remained felt even after her passing.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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