End-of-Life Decision Making: 

A fascinating look at a controversial subject.

If you'd like to really understand all sides of the emotional issues surrounding end-of-life decision making, the current legal climate, and hear from the mouths of people most affected -- those facing death, then this might be one of the most important letters you'll ever read.

Here's why:

You will never think about the Right-to-Die issue the same way again!

I'm sure that you've read a lot of material on this controversial issue. You might be wondering why this book is special and different from other resources you might find. Let me give you three good reasons this book is as profound as claimed.

Three Reasons 

This Book is Must Read.

#1 - This is one of the most-balanced books ever compiled on the Right-to-Die issues; euthanasia, and physician-assisted suicide.  

Every Section has chapters by authors with opposing points of view:

*  C. Everett Koop, MD -- Former U.S. Surgeon General in opposition to euthanasia...

*  Derek Humphry, author of Final Exit and founder of the Hemlock Society, taking a pro-euthanasia position...

*  Elaine Buzzinotti, RN, MA who presents the spiritual aspects of end-of-life decision making and who takes a position in favor of extending life...

*  Peter Goodwin, MD who was an active participant in the creation of the Oregon Death With Dignity Act...

*  other contributors include:

   ^  Sally Taylor, Hospice Chaplain

   ^  Cynthia St. John of Dying with Dignity

   ^  Barry Cole, MD, of the American Academy of Pain Management

   ^   Thomas Horn, MD, psychiatrist

   ^   Edward Rivet, Legislative Director, Right to Life of Michigan

   ^   Myrna C. Tashner, EdD, psychologist

   ^  Samira K. Beckwith, CHE, LCSW, CEO of Hope Hospice and Pallative Care

   ^  Richard H. Cox, PhD, MD, DMin

   ^  Rita L. Marker, Executive Director, International Anti-Euthanasia Task Force

   ^  Faye J. Girsh, Executive Director, Hemlock Society U.S.A.

   ^ and numerous other contributors.

#2 - Robert C. Horn, III was more than just the editor of this book. Mr Horn lived moment by moment contemplating these issues as a rare 15 year survivor of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). Diagnosed in 1988 and paralyzed for the past decade, Bob used every ounce of energy to share his message of spirit and survival through a painstaking and complicated "coding" method for communicating his thoughts despite his inability to speak or move.  The editor of this book lived a life filled with end-of-life decision making.

#3 - This book isn't just one man's opinion. This book is a compilation of writings and interviews with some of the most educated and passionate men and women in the United States regarding this issue. There is no more comprehensive treatment of this subject than this book available today. Writings from over 21 experts included.  

A Very Special Feature of Who's Right? is the inclusion of personal stories and interviews with 10 individuals who have faced terminal situations and made decision on the ending of their own lives...some include:

   ^  Dax Cowart, JD -- survivor of burns over nearly 80% of his body -- nationally known as premiere study in individual choice

   ^  Helynn Hoffa -- post-polio syndrome

   ^  Thomas French, MD -- ALS

   ^  Mary (last name anonymous) -- advanced MS

   ^  Robert G. -- bi-polar disorder and suicide attempt survivor

   ^  Lorraine (last name anonymous) -- stroke, paralysis, vegetative state  

   ^  Kevin Parson, MD -- LEMS

   ^  Marilyn Cooper -- ALS

   ^  Anonymous -- advanced MS

Here is a summary 

of a few of the unique benefits 

this book offers you...

This provides a compilation of professional and personal accounts you will ever read. 

To increase the value of this information, 21 experts from various fields - medicine, law, religion, psychology, hospice, consumer organizations - provide their personal insights and positions on the critical issues surrounding one's right to die.

The in-depth expert opinions presented here provide a respected and thorough treatment of this topic -- few stones are left unturned.

10 chapters written by people who have faced death adnd intimately involved in their own end-of-life decision making.

This is a book that has been years in the making. When Bob Horn wrote his first book How Will They Know When I'm Dead?, none of us would have thought a second book would be published. Bob's battle with ALS, which lasted fifteen years, and his two books are both extraordinary accomplishments from a man with such a unique perspective on the subject. Bob's spirit speaks so loud, you can hear him even though his paralysis prevented him from moving or speaking.

The completion of this book alone is an amazing accomplishment.

Bob presented the information as objective as he and the editors could possibly make it. Who's Right (Whose Right?) offers readers the personal stories of ten individuals from various walks of life who have had to look death in the face.

"This is a remarkable book. It plumbs the depths of the human mind and soul, pairing moving personal stories with a broad spectrum of thoughts on end-of-life issues." -- Rabbi Harold S. Kushner, author of bestseller, When Bad Things Happen to Good People

"If we meet the challenge of providing adequate palliative care for these patients, assisted suicide and euthanasia will not seem necessary options and the issue of legalization may become irrelevant." -- Herbert Hendin, M.D., American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

"Must the dying wait for a perfect society -- an ideal world -- before they can obtain compassionate and lawful relief from their suffering?"  -- Derek Humphry, Author of Final Exit and founder of the Hemlock Society

"The choices at the end of life should not be between living in pain and suicide...With hospice, the focus of care shifts from cure to comfort and although we cannot extend a person's life, we can enhance the quality."  -- Samira K Beckwith, C.H.E., L.C.S.W., President/CEO, Hope Hospice and Palliative Care

"...those of us opposed to assisted death will press on with the challenge of helping those who suffer without having them feel compelled to kill themselves.  We will value human life and the protection of the vulnerable in our society above other competing values.  It is a course worthy of following."  -- Edward Rivet, Legislative Director, Right to Life of Michigan

"...the suffering, and the deeply rooted belief systems of dying patients who plead for PAS (physician-assisted suicide), demand equal respect, and a measured response by the medical profession."  -- Peter Goodwin, M.D., active in creation of the Oregon Death with Dignity Act

"Physician assisted suicide is really not suicide in the classic Christian understanding.  For those who request death at the careful hands of a physician, life has already been taken from them.  In most cases they would love to choose life, but that is no longer their choice."  -- Rev. David Richardson, District Supt., California Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church

Warning: 

DO NOT buy any Right-to-Die book
unless it meets the following 4 criteria

There is a lot of confusion surrounding this topic. I want to give you 6 criteria or elements you absolutely, positively must have in any solution you obtain:

1.  Is the book one sided?

2.   Does the author have personal experience with the issue?

3.   Do other books offer opinions and thoughts from dozens of experts on the topic?

4.   Is there another book on this topic that actually offers you a money back guarantee on your purchase?

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