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The sensitive presentation of facts and narrative . . . makes this book a beacon on the convoluted path to better living and dying.-- Newsletter of the National Capital Area Chapter of Compassion and Choices

The sensitive presentation of facts and narrative . . . makes this book a beacon on the convoluted path to better living and dying. <br>- Newsletter of the National Capital Area Chapter of Compassion and Choices

The sensitive presentation of facts and narrative . . . makes this book a beacon on the convoluted path to better living and dying. -- Newsletter of the National Capital Area Chapter of Compassion and Choices

The sensitive presentation of facts and narrative with values of responsibility and fairness makes this book a beacon on the convoluted path to better living and dying.--Metapsychology Online Detailed analysis. . . . A relentlessly honest examination.--Hastings Center Report A detailed ethical examination that is balanced and insightful. . . . A model of depth in ethical deliberation on difficult issues . . . highly recommended.--Nursing Ethics A thoughtful, frank, and balanced look at the [Schiavo] case itself and the larger issue of end-of-life decision making.--Doody's Review Service A thought-provoking, balanced personal and professional reflection on what has come to be known as the 'Schiavo case.' . . . Recommended.--Choice

The sensitive presentation of facts and narrative . . . makes this book a beacon on the convoluted path to better living and dying. - Newsletter of the National Capital Area Chapter of Compassion and Choices

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Lois Shepherd is associate professor of public health sciences and professor of law at the University of Virginia. She is coauthor of Bioethics and the Law.

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