In the book “Another Autobiography,” Rita Lee lays out dramatic details of her treatment but comforts readers by exposing her peaceful relationship with death. You find out the details.
Rita Lee he died 16 days later In two years of battling lung cancer. Before leaving, the singer left fans with work of hers which she called her last act: the book “Another autobiography”, released on Monday (22), recounts the battle fought to overcome the disease.
However, Rita was initially unwilling to go through the treatment. All this because of the trauma she lived alongside her mother, Ramilda, also against cancer. The singer then considered euthanasia for not experience the difficulties of chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
“He told him [ao médico] that my life had been wonderful and, that for me, I had ‘midnight tea’ to transition from that to the best. That they let me make a dignified, painless, quick and conscious transition. I wanted to be attentive so that I could start my journey again in another dimension. I am fully in favor of euthanasia. Dying with dignity is necessary”, wrote Rita.
Rita only changed her mind after talking to her sons, Beto, João and Antônio, and her husband, Roberto de Carvalho. “The love of the Carvalho/Lee boys made me choose to accept the treatment, because if it was up to me, goodbye cruel world in peace“, says the rock star.
RITA LEE: ‘DEATH MUST BE THE GREAT END OF LIFE’
Over 192 pages, Rita lays out dramatic details of her treatment, but comforts readers by exposing the peaceful relationship with death.
“I can imagine myself in a wonderful garden surrounded by animals and…
Source: Terra
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