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Permission To Die: Candid Conversations About Death And Dying

by Eric Kramer

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Making room for conversations about our own mortality

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Making room for conversations about our own mortality

Permission To Die brings together perspectives from a neurologist, an internist, a clinical psychotherapist, and a rabbi to address a subject often left unspoken: one’s own death. The description distinguishes its focus from bereavement, the stages of grief, and the body’s chemical processes, placing the conversation instead on mortality as a personal and unavoidable part of life. At 128 pages, the book is framed as an invitation to discuss that prospect directly, drawing on medical, therapeutic, and religious contributors.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults interested in candid discussion of death and personal mortality
  • Readers seeking perspectives that include medical, therapeutic, and religious contributors
  • People exploring death, grief, and bereavement as family or relationship subjects

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Personal mortalityDeath and dyingMedical, therapeutic, and religious perspectivesOpen conversation

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Book overview

PTD's Authors, a Neurologist, an Internist, a Clinical Psychotherapist and a Rabbi, attempt to advance the conversation that we've all never had about death-not someone else's death-not the stages of dealing with death-not the objective chemical reactions associated with death-but of our own, not be denied, impending exit from this life.
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