HELP TALKS - Mr.Johnson Thomas on Suicide Survivors

This video is a talk by Mr.Johnson Thomas at HELP on 29th Dec,10. Topic "Suicide Survivors". Mr.Johnson Thomas can be contacted at 9820466726. This is part of the HELP Talk series at HELP, Health Education Library for People, the worlds largest free patient education library www.healthlibrary.com

Feedback - Suicide Survivors by Mr.Johnson Thomas

This video is a feedback by one of our readers Mr.Shreyas Rao on the HELP TALK - Suicide Survivors by Mr.Johnson Thomas conducted on 29th Dec 10. For more details log in to our website www.healthlibrary.com

Mr.Johnson Thomas - Why he likes to give talks at HELP

This video is a feedback by Mr.Johnson Thomas on Why he likes to give talks at HELP Library.

At HELP, we organize talks everyday by doctors/specialists on different health related topics, issues. These talks are recorded and uploaded on our website, youtube, facebook, orkut, twitter.

Are you a doctor? Would you like to give a talk at HELP Library? Feel free to contact us at HELP - 22061101, 22031133.

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Who Dies ? - Book Review

This book has many aspects of the dying process with refreshing insight, candor, and lightness. It invites to look directly at ‘what is,’ with clarity and without judgment. It divests the incredible melodrama called ‘death’ of its frightful power, supplanting fear with calm, simple, compassionate understanding.

Author : Stephen Levine

Publisher : Doubleday

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How we Die-Book Review

How we Die-Reflections on Life's Final Chapter by Sherman B Nuland

In an age when death occurs in sterile seclusion and is cloaked in euphemism and taboo, How We Die is a vital revelation. Clearly, frankly,yet compassionately, it tells us how most of us are likely to die and, in doing so, suggests how we may live more fully and meaningfully.
The Author describes the mechanisms of cancer, heart attack, stroke, AIDS, an Alzheimer's disease with clinical exactness and poetic eloquence--and with the sensitivity of a man recalling his own intimate losses.
But even as the Author dispels the myth of the dignified death (and decries the technological hubris of much modern medicine), he succeeds in restoring death to its ancient place in human existence. The resulting volume transcends the limits of science writing to become a resonant work of moral philosophy.

Author : Sherwin B. Nuland
Publishers : Vintage Books
No of Pages : 278