Dying : A Book of Comfort

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Summary: True Comfort
Review: I read this book when I lost my 27yr-old sister-in-law. It made me feel like I wasn't alone with my feelings and that if others had gotten through such terrible grief, I could too. I have loaned it to friends going through the loss of a loved one and they found it very comforting as well.

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Summary: someone understands
Review: I read this book when I lost my 27yr-old sister-in-law. It made me feel like I wasn't alone with my feelings and that if others had gotten through such terrible grief, I could too. I have loaned it to friends going through the loss of a loved one and they found it very comforting as well.

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Summary: Comfort Indeed
Review: What a profoundly useful book. This book was published just when I needed it, during the wrenching final weeks of my mother's life. Since then I have given it to friends, donated a copy to our church library and continued to be amazed -- and grateful -- at the scope of author Pat McNees's discoveries. Because of her, I got help from Ben Franklin, of all people, during a very difficult time.

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Summary: True Comfort
Review: When my mother in law died, a friend sent me this book and it was a true comfort. Before I had even finished reading it, I had occasion to pass it on to someone else who was coping with a death in the family. Sadly, I have several other friends and family members who have faced recent losses. I've always felt helpless in writing a sympathy card, so I'm ordering 6 copies of this wonderful book to send instead of sympathy cards. Two I am having shipped directly to the recipients, the others I'm going to mail or present myself.