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Saved By The Light On September 17, 1975, Dannion Brinkley was talking on the phone during a thunderstorm. A bolt of lightning hit the phone line, sending thousands of volts of electricity into his head and down his body. His heart stopped, and he died, but in the process, he had a near-death experience. This is his incredible story.
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Dying Well: The Prospect for Growth at the End of Life Ira Byock is a leader in the hospice movement and an experienced physician, and he focuses on the continuous aspect of dying. These are stories of dying patients and their families, which dramatically illustrate his belief that the transition to death can be one of life's most meaningful experiences.
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The Needs of the Dying: A Guide for Bringing Hope, Comfort, and Love to Life's Final Chapter (Formally titled THE RIGHTS OF THE DYING) In gentle, compassionate language, David Kessler outlines the rights of the dying; principles that will help everyone face death with dignity. Kessler offers family members a way of communicating with one another, as well as with doctors and hospital staff. He also provides a vocabulary for the dying that allows them to participate in all decisions and express feelings and emotions.
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