Abstract
<p>I had the chance as a geriatrician, researcher and ethicist to participate in the living ethics workshop in Montreal. This innovative approach in ethics aims for human flourishing, even at the end of life and despite suffering. It is as novel as interesting for palliative care. I share my experience on this new posture in ethics in the following.</p>
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