A hospital in Denmark has released a photograph of a patient fulfilling his dying wish - enjoying a cigarette and a glass of white wine while viewing the sunset from a hospital balcony. 
 
 Carsten Flemming Hansen, 75, was admitted to Aarhus University Hospital last week suffering from a ruptured aortic aneurysm. 
 
 Learning that he was too ill to undergo surgery, and would die within days, if not hours, from internal bleeding, Mr Hansen told his nurse Rikke Kvist of his wish. 
 
 "That was when I remembered that we are on the same floor that has access to a balcony," Ms Kvist told Avisen.dk. 
 
 Although the hospital has a no smoking policy, an exception was granted for Mr Hansen, whose bed was wheeled out to the balcony for him to have a final drink and smoke while admiring a beautiful sunset. 
 
 "It was a very cozy and relaxed atmosphere," said Ms Kvist. "Of course they were relatives also affected by the fact that he was going to die, and they were sad. 
 
 "But it was cozy and there was humour." 
 
 The hospital shared the image on its Facebook page, where its been shared 4,500 at time of writing. 

 This is the moment a dying man was granted his final wish by a nurse at a hospital in Denmark. 
 
 Carsten Flemming Hansen was told by staff at the Aarhus University Hospital that he was too sick to undergo surgery on his stomach and would die of internal bleeding. 
 
 After being informed of the news by his nurse, Rikke Kvist, he told her of his final wish — to watch the sunset while enjoying one last glass of wine and a cigarette. 
 
 She was only too happy to oblige — despite smoking being banned at the hospital. 
 
 “That was when I remembered that we are on the same floor that has access to a balcony,” Kvist told Avisen.dk. 
 
 With the help of Mr Hansen’s family he was taken out to the balcony to enjoy the sunset on Tuesday evening. 
 
 “It was a very cozy and relaxed atmosphere,” the nurse said. 
 
 “Of course they were relatives also affected by the fact that he was going to die, and they were sad. But it was cozy and there was humour.” 
 
 The hospital has since shared the picture of Hansen watching the sunset, cigarette and a glass of wine in hand. 
 
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 On Facebook, the image has been liked by more than 60,000 people and shared more than 4,000 times. 
 
 On the social media site, the hospital posted the picture under the heading “A dignified death to the hospital”. 
 
 “Carsten Hansen went out onto the balcony where, with his family, he enjoyed a cigarette, a cool glass of wine and a beautiful sunset.” 
 
 Hansen passed away on Friday. 

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– A 75-year-old man received bad news after being admitted to Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark last week, but his nurse did what she could to make his final hours good ones. Carsten Flemming Hansen was suffering from a ruptured aortic aneurysm, and doctors told him he was too sick to have surgery—meaning the internal bleeding would kill him within days, perhaps even hours. Hansen told nurse Rikke Kvist that he wished he could have one last cigarette and glass of wine. The hospital has a no-smoking policy, but Kvist got around it. Realizing that there was a balcony on Hansen's floor, Kvist got the hospital to grant an exception to the no-smoking rule, and Hansen was able to enjoy his cigarette and a glass of white wine from the balcony. The hospital posted an image of the moment, which took place as the sun was setting, on its Facebook page. "It was a very cozy and relaxed atmosphere," Kvist told a local news outlet, per the Telegraph. "Of course they were relatives also affected by the fact that he was going to die, and they were sad. But it was cozy and there was humor." Hansen died on Friday, Yahoo News reports. (A terminally ill teen got to attend a special prom.)