On Death And Dying - What The Dying Have To Teach Doctors, Nursess, Clergy And Their Own Families

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Written by Dr. Elisabeth Kübler--Ross this book explores the five stages of death: denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. It’s uses interviews and conversations to give the reader a better understanding of how imminent death affects the patient, medical professionals and the patient's family. Review: There is something perspective-shifting and deeply effectual about the way EKR approaches the concepts of death - This book changed my life in my college years and it sticks with me. I have probably 6 copies just in case I meet someone who might like it. I've given dozens away. There is something perspective-shifting and deeply effectual about the way EKR approaches the concepts of death. It isn't easy, but it can be a beautiful experience, as can anything in life. If you're like me, this book will help you value life through becoming familiar with death. Review: I think it is good to read this book and learn new materials about ... - I think it is good to read this book and learn new materials about someone who is about dying and his or her family. It is good if everybody get the chance to read it. I recommend it to all people in the world.