Palliative care specialist Rachel Clarke daily helps to reconcile with fate and try to make the dying as much as possible. However, when Rachel's father diagnoses the last stage of cancer and she has to face the leaving of a beloved person, it will shock it not only by its perception of the whole practice, but to the surface of all sorts of questions about the meaning of life. Rachel gradually realizes that most of us live as if we were immortal. But if the circumstances make us stop, we can say responsibly that we have lived our lives?