Although none of us can get a second chance at beginning our life, what if we could have a brand new ending? In a sense, we can. That is if we learn how.
In the book, Dying Made Easy(er) Myra guides us through the diverse phases and considerations of the end of life by an experienced traveler who’s spent many hours “as a guest in the sacred place of dying.” Bennett a hospice nurse and end-of-life guide, who has also grappled with death in her personal life, invites us to contemplate dying from many different angles: legal, social, physical, psychological, and spiritual.
Her Dying Made Easy(er) is both a handbook of pertinent information and a medley of informed suggestions for us to consider when experiencing or sharing the phenomenon that is the end of life. Bennett believes it is imperative that we as a community are aware of how to find help when faced with death and dying. In Dying Made Easy(er), She provides the resource to address this pressing need.
