He suffered greatly in his final months, but Nelson Mandela's last breaths were peaceful, says his eldest daughter, Maki Mandela.
She describes the end as a "beautiful passing on" but says his death and burial came as a relief to her after his long health struggles.
"There were times I was telling the doctors I think enough is enough," Maki Mandela says in an exclusive interview with CNN from her home in Johannesburg.
"As doctors they had their duty to try everything up to the last moment, but for me as a daughter it was excruciating watching that."
The former South African President, who led his country out of decades of apartheid after being imprisoned 27 years, died in December at age 95.
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