CLEAN : Dying days: ailing photographer documents fellow patients

The speaker reflects on their past experiences and the moment they were admitted to a place, possibly a hospital, due to a lung condition. Despite the challenges, they express a strong desire to continue living life fully and taking pictures. They emphasize the importance of not giving up on life, even in the face of mortality, and encourage others to embrace life without fear of death.

What does the speaker mean by 'I didn't come here to die'?

How does the speaker feel about taking pictures despite their condition?

In what ways does the speaker suggest one should approach life and death?

What is the significance of the phrase 'There's no reason to give up on life'?

What emotions does the speaker express when they say 'You're sad, man'?