Death is only a dream. Hospice doctor about the search for hope and the meaning of life on the verge of death
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Christopher Kerr - Doctor of Medical Sciences, Doctor of Neurobiology, General Director and Chief physician of Hospice Buffalo. Kerr was born and raised in Toronto. He graduated from the therapy at the University of Rochester. His studies attracted international attention and were noted in New York Times, Atlantic Monthly and BBC. Christopher Kerr lives on a horse farm in the small town of Ist-Avor (East Aurora), New York.
Karin M. Mardrosyan-professor of English at the University of Buffalo.
Christopher Kerr-a doctor in the hospice. All his patients die. However, he had to care for thousands of patients who, in the face of death, spoke of love and grace. Behind the physical reality of dying, invisible processes are hidden, which are extremely life -affirming. These include dreams that are not like any ordinary dream. Described by patients as “more real ones than reality”, these dying experiences resurrect past relationships, significant events and raise the theme of love and forgiveness. They return the meaning of life and note the transition from suffering to comfort and acceptance.
Based on an interview with more than 1,400 patients and on more than ten -year data collection, Dr. Kerr shows that dying dreams and visions are unique phenomena that make the process dying more humane. In his book, the author talks about patients who consider death not only as the end of life, but also as the final chapter of the transcendence of human nature. Dr. Kerra’s book also illuminates the advantages of these dying phenomena for mourning relatives who gain consolation, seeing that their loved ones are leaving with a sense of calm completeness.
Perfectly written, decorated with amazing real characters and their stories, this book is essentially a celebration of our ability Return the death of a deeply significant status. The book “Death is only a dream” makes a huge and important contribution to our understanding of the greatest secret of medicine and human nature.
“Remembering my father’s frankly dying experiences, I was fascinated by this book. She draws attention to the ignorance of medicine and the naivety of society. Regardless of whether you have a close person who is destined to die soon, or you just think about what is outside this life, you will find that Dr. Kerra’s book fills our final stage in meaning and even beauty. I strongly recommend this book to everyone whose deadline is limited on this earth, ” - Dale Brazen, doctor of medical sciences, author of the New York Times Unlucking Brain
Karin M. Mardrosyan-professor of English at the University of Buffalo.
Christopher Kerr-a doctor in the hospice. All his patients die. However, he had to care for thousands of patients who, in the face of death, spoke of love and grace. Behind the physical reality of dying, invisible processes are hidden, which are extremely life -affirming. These include dreams that are not like any ordinary dream. Described by patients as “more real ones than reality”, these dying experiences resurrect past relationships, significant events and raise the theme of love and forgiveness. They return the meaning of life and note the transition from suffering to comfort and acceptance.
Based on an interview with more than 1,400 patients and on more than ten -year data collection, Dr. Kerr shows that dying dreams and visions are unique phenomena that make the process dying more humane. In his book, the author talks about patients who consider death not only as the end of life, but also as the final chapter of the transcendence of human nature. Dr. Kerra’s book also illuminates the advantages of these dying phenomena for mourning relatives who gain consolation, seeing that their loved ones are leaving with a sense of calm completeness.
Perfectly written, decorated with amazing real characters and their stories, this book is essentially a celebration of our ability Return the death of a deeply significant status. The book “Death is only a dream” makes a huge and important contribution to our understanding of the greatest secret of medicine and human nature.
“Remembering my father’s frankly dying experiences, I was fascinated by this book. She draws attention to the ignorance of medicine and the naivety of society. Regardless of whether you have a close person who is destined to die soon, or you just think about what is outside this life, you will find that Dr. Kerra’s book fills our final stage in meaning and even beauty. I strongly recommend this book to everyone whose deadline is limited on this earth, ” - Dale Brazen, doctor of medical sciences, author of the New York Times Unlucking Brain
Author:
Author:Мардоросян К., Керр К
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-136767-1
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