To die with no regrets

By MING TEOH

Kasih Hospice nurse Nurul Izza prepares the medication and supplies for her patients. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

While it’s important to live with no regrets, it’s also important to die with no regrets, hospice nurse Nurul Izza Yusub believes.

Nurul Izza has been a hospice nurse for seven years.

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