Psychotherapy In Margaret Edson's Wit

Coming from Margaret Edson's 1999 Pulitzer Prize winning play, Wit recounts the awful story of Professor Vivian Bearing. Vivian, a savage researcher of seventeenth Century English poetry, is diagnosed of having stage 4 metastatic ovarian growth. Dr Harvey Kelekian, Vivian's expert doctor and driving figure around there of medicinal exploration, clarifies that the best treatment alternative she has is a forceful trial chemotherapy at the full measurement.
She cautiously agrees to the treatment and leaves on a debasing administration of eight cycles, which no other patient has finished the said treatment. With a bold determination, Vivian does everything the specialists ask of her, and in that capacity shows the focal moral issue saw in this