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3.0 out of 5 stars
CLOSE-UP OF THE DYING PROCESS,
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This review is from: Dying: A Guide for Helping and Coping (Hardcover)
Martin Shepard, MD
Dying: A Guide for Helping and Coping (Sag Harbor, NY: Permanent Press, 2000) 208 pages (ISBN: 0-933256-92-2; hardcover) (Library of Congress call number: BF789.D4S48 1999) A doctor who has cared for many dying patients of all ages tells of his experiences--and theirs. Many of the chapters are extensive interviews with dying patients, who have a whole range of different feelings about dying. This book offers no brilliant new insights, but it offers close-up experiences of the deaths of a variety of people. At the end, there is a chapter exploring death as experienced by the family members, who continued to live after their loved ones died. Another opportunity to confront the reality of modern dying. If you would like to read other books about coping with death, search the Internet for the following exact phrase: "Best Books on Terminal Care". James Leonard Park, author of Your Last Year: Creating Your Own Advance Directive for Medical Care. |
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Dying: A Guide for Helping and Coping by Martin Shepard (Hardcover - June 2000)
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