GEORGE DIED PEACEFULLY DISCLOSES WIDOW,OLIVIA, AND HOW TO DO IT

What has become apparent in the decade since his death, writes George Harrison’s widow, Olivia, “is the uncanny symmetry of George’s life – a life lived to the fullest,” and how we can also accomplish the same in our own death.

George Harrison died at age 58 on Nov. 29, 2001 after a

long battle with cancer. In turn, it is now revealed by his widow, Olivia, that what George did, both mentally and physically to prepare for his death, can also help others waiting for God in hospice care. In turn, Olivia Harrison explains that prior to this Beatle’s death, he prepared for his passing by “getting up early, going to bed early, taking care of himself and having some sort of spiritual quality to his life.” In turn, a hospice expert here in Eugene, Oregon, notes how George Harrison was a model “when it comes to that final exit from one’s life.” Also, hospice worker Brenda told Huliq during a recent interview that watching the recent Martin Scorsese documentary about George Harrison’s life – that’s titled after Olivia Harrison book of the same name, “George Harrison: Living in the Material World” – that she’s “learned a lot about the power of the human spirit,” and that’s it’s especially enlightening coming from her “favorite Beatle.”

George embraced his hospice care

The hospice care that George Harrison received was at a private location owned by his friend Sir Paul McCartney. Hospice is described by local Eugene worker Brenda as a “type of care that has its own philosophy for those terminally ill patients."In turn, Brenda explains that the concept of hospice has been evolving since the 11th century, when those ready to die wanted to be at peace so they could work on the physical, emotional and spiritual nature of death with family and friends nearby.Olivia Harrison writes in her book that George wanted to go into hospice to embrace his dying, and not run from it.

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