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Plain talk about dying : the spiritual effects of taking my father off life support / Shulamith Clearbridge

By: Clearbridge, ShulamithMaterial type: Text

TextSeries: Pendle Hill pamphlet ; 479Publication details: Wallingford , PA : Pendle Hill Publications, 2023 Description: 25 pages ; 19 cmSubject(s): Death -- Religious aspects -- Society of FriendsDDC classification: 289.6'05 PEN #479 Summary: In this essay, Shulamith recounts the story of having to decide for another person whether they will live or die. Understanding the spiritual repercussions of such decisions may enable us to prepare for or prevent such situations-or, when that is not possible, help us to better support each other through such extremely hard times" -- $cBack cover.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 24-25).

In this essay, Shulamith recounts the story of having to decide for another person whether they will live or die. Understanding the spiritual repercussions of such decisions may enable us to prepare for or prevent such situations-or, when that is not possible, help us to better support each other through such extremely hard times" -- $cBack cover.

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