Thank you to Shane and all his loved ones who made this documentary possible. I wish each of you all the best. I admire all of you for your courage so that others may learn from your experiences!.

It seems like so many people that day young are exceptional. It is evident that this family not only was talented but kind. I have had such a beautiful loss in my family. Each time I think my loved one is gone, I re-experience him in my life again. The phone call was very validating. Thank you to Shane's mother for sharing her pain openly and honestly with us.

This was a very said story but good to watch as it opens the mind to understand what suffering is ...... from all involved. This story was very ironic to me as My name is also Shane and I'm suffering from Chronic Pulmonary issues, which is slowly getting worse. To watch this was painful as it pointed out that the survivors are the ones that suffer and not necessarily the one inflected with the disease. A sad story but probably one that should been seen by all. Thx Hulu

Eight months and eight days ago my daughter, Zoe, died of pheochromocytoma (a rare adrenal cancer). She was diagnosed 2 weeks before her 21st birthday and died 5 weeks later in my and her husband's arms. This documentary was true to that fact that death can be a beautiful experience for those involved in the process. I wish I could say that she did not suffer, however, that would be a lie. Cancer is painful and ravaged her body. Despite her pain, in her final weeks upon this earth she touched many hearts and brought joy and love to all who her met her. I still cry every day even though I feel she is still with me. I miss her so very deeply, however, being with her for her final breath was a spiritual moment that I will always cherish. Being the one to bring her into this world and the one to be with her as she left was her precious gift to me.
I hope that anyone watching this who has lost a child will find peace someday.