“…In many included studies, spirituality, as experienced by those living with terminal cancer, involved reflecting on one’s own mortality, re-evaluating one’s life history, appreciation of life ( Alcorn et al., 2010 ; Mok et al, 2010 ; Yoon Sun Kim, 2021 ) and previous life choices and decisions ( Hughes et al, 2015 ; McTiernan and O’Connell, 2015 ). Time was identified as a facilitator for participants of one study, which enabled them to complete essential life tasks and make pivotal decisions ( Voetmann et al, 2022 ). Participants of four studies reported having ‘unfinished business’ with others, such as organizing personal affairs ( Tuck et al, 2012 ), and saying goodbye to loved ones and dealing with relationships ( Hughes et al, 2015 ; McTiernan and O’Connell, 2015 ; Sherman et al, 2018 ).…”