Dealing with the emotions of letting go, this book explains that they are normal and natural. It teaches us to deal with our emotions and how to go about accepting the inevitable. Those who are terminally ill, their friends, and family members will gain much from the book, as will staff in hospitals, nursing homes, and other health institutions.
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In America, where youth is cherished, sought after and embraced with feverish tenacity, age is not a popular topic of discussion because people fear the unattractive implications associated with growing old. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
thanatology program, minal patients, minal care, hospice concept, attitudes about death, terms with death, terminal patient Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Hall Company, Study In Religion, The Puritan Way of Death, Abingdon Press, Beacon Press, Coming To Terms With Death, Petersburg Times, Concerning Death, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Mary Ellen, Middle Ages, New Jersey, Oxford University Press, The Prophet, Thirteenth Printing, Van Kaam, Clarion Book, Duquesne University Press, Florida Nurses Association Convention, Its Vitalizing Force, Leaves of Gold, Nursing's Latest Fad, Row Publishers, San Francisco New!
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- On Death and Dying by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross on 4 pages
- Death and Dying (Delmar's Nursing Assisting Video Series Tape 8) by Delmar Publishers on 4 pages
- Death and Dying by B. Marvis on page 43, and Back Matter
- Concerning Death: A Pratical Guide for the Living by Earl A. Grollman on page 75, and Back Matter
- Coming to Terms with Death . by Fred Cutter. on page 94, and page 95
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