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Useful guide for the beginner death midwife., Feb 27 2011
By Rondi M Boyer - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Art of Death Midwifery (Paperback)
This book is well written, clear and consise. While really giving an idea of what the work entails,and sharing some very helpful ideas of basic spiritual tools,the author succeeds in giving the curious compassionate worker many insights. I was surprised by the size of the font.. it's been a long time since I didn't need glasses to read... perhaps more tales of the authors experiences would have filled some space. I am dissappointed that the website and discussion group mentioned by the author are not actually real. If the author reads this review, perhaps she could respond with an accurate web address?
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If you care for those who are dying, this is a must read, Mar 14 2010
By A. McArdell - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Art of Death Midwifery (Paperback)
As a hospice Volunteer Coordinator, I am always looking for ways to improve care for my dying patients. I train people to sit vigil with patients and was looking for a book that focused on the spiritual aspect of caring for dying individuals - and I found it. This book was very helpful for me, and I appreciated that it was respectful of all different faiths. It gave good examples on how to incorporate prayer and other rituals to bring meaning to the end of life, and to provide comfort to patients and their families (and even to myself as I care for them).I was very pleased with this book and definitely recommend it if you are in this line of work.
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Future of end of life care, Oct 26 2009
By Terri Williams - Published on Amazon.com
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This is a great book with much needed information. I would love to see end of life care go in this direction for everyone.
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