The phrase "about dying with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing themes of mortality, companionship in death, or philosophical reflections on dying alongside others.
Example: "The novel explores the complex emotions surrounding the idea of dying with loved ones by your side."
Alternatives: "concerning death alongside" or "regarding dying together".
Months earlier, following common practice, the oncologist had had a frank discussion about dying with the woman and her husband.
The rest of us need to know how to go about dying with some dignity and grace, amid the grubby imperfection of the real world.
When liver cancer was diagnosed last fall, he turned his poignant pen toward himself and blogged compellingly about dying, with interior monologues in which he would indulge in self-pity and then chasten himself for it.
Hospice is about dying with dignity.
For example, a man suffering from advanced-stage cancer asked her about dying with dignity.
and "I want to discuss my fears about dying with my physician".
William, the friend I am talking about, died with little dignity left.
In 2015, she has been to Hawaii twice, once to teach about death and dying with Ram Dass, and once to teach about compassion; to Japan, to lead a program on temples and shrines; to Costa Rica, to conduct a seminar on Buddhism.
At the start of the interview, Kolbert asked her how she felt about the language dying with her.
There will be a live demonstration of CPR techniques, songs and stories as the pair try to talk about death and dying with honesty, the conversation inspired partially by the idea that medical advances mean it could become possible to resuscitate patients hours after their hearts have stopped beating.
But on closer look, Forrest Gump, the tale of a simple man negotiating a complex world, can actually be interpreted as a film about death and dying with some important lessons for us to learn on this subject.
