Product Details

• Producers: Trish Duke
• Format: NTSC, Color, Box set, Full length, Special Extended Version
• Region: All Regions
• Number of discs: 4
• Rated: Unrated
• Studio: Duplicated in USA
• Run Time: 207 minutes
• ASIN: B004FBQ220
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #98,340 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

"DYING TO LIVE" Award Winning Documentary Series L.A. & Phoenix 2010 film festivals. 3 FREE BONUSES: "Living With Loss" DVD + Downloadable Study guides + How to release/manage emotions thro' Journaling. LEARN how to 'do' the last celebration of life we call death. Life's milestones such as birth, graduation, marriage and retirement are planned and freely discussed. Research shows that 66% of us have never talked about the last significant milestone with anyone. Our death. Dying is something we all have to do at sometime, so why are we so unprepared?! In this inspirational documentary, 9 courageous families bare their souls and share intimately how they coped when a terminal illness came knocking on their door. Many patients with a life-limiting disease think about ending their lives early. A family doctor and the families share how they went beyond that possibility to valuing the life they have left to enjoy. Viewers can EXPLORE and LEARN how people like you and me process this final journey that we all travel. The Producer, Trish Duke is passionate about helping patients and families to cope with the common issues when facing a terminal illness. She has 40 years' Int'l experience as a Health Professional, trained as a Grief Counselor and also lost her own loved ones. Health Professionals, Patients & families, Teachers, Psychologists, Counselors, Universities, Nurses, Professors, Doctors and Libraries are buying this valuable series. It includes nearly 4 hours of intimate, honest interviews. Learn timeless wisdom, comfort and advice for anyone facing their last milestone in life. Euthanasia & suicide are discussed, bereavement, grief and loss and how emotional healing is a different journey for everyone. Treatments are NOT discussed, only the psycho-social-spiritual issues. "Dying To Live" was filmed in Australia for International audiences. It is a time-less documentary and will be a longterm resource.