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Living with a terminally ill child (Daily Life 2024, by Silas Zindel) - Swiss Press Award

Patricia Vernier (Namen geändert) und ihre Töchter Vivienne, die schwer kranke Noelle und Celine (von links). Im Stehbett trainiert Noelle ihre Motorik.
Silas Zindel
Patricia Vernier (Namen geändert) und ihre Töchter Vivienne, die schwer kranke Noelle und Celine (von links). Im Stehbett trainiert Noelle ihre Motorik.
Photo / Daily Life
2024

Living with a terminally ill child

Silas Zindel

A mother shares insights into her life with a terminally ill daughter. She demonstrates that palliative care is much more than accompanying someone to death. And that Switzerland needs to discuss what it demands of affected families.

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Living with a terminally ill child

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Photo / Daily Life
2024

Silas Zindel

A mother shares insights into her life with a terminally ill daughter. She demonstrates that palliative care is much more than accompanying someone to death. And that Switzerland needs to discuss what it demands of affected families.

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Silas Zindel / Swiss Press Award

Silas Zindel

Fotograf, Uster, 1996

I'm a photographer from Zurich specializing in reportage and portraits. Born in Switzerland, I grew up in Singapore and have been back home since 2006. After training as a graphic designer, I studied photojournalism at MAZ, the Swiss School of Journalism. In 2022, I completed a year-long internship at the Tages-Anzeiger newspaper. Since graduating, I've worked as a freelance photographer.

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