About the book:
In candid interviews, terminal patients in the Alive Hospice program talked with authors Bob and Judy Fisher, addressing some of the most important questions we ask about our life and how we've made the journey. These end-of-life ponderings are collected into inspirational and provoking thoughts that will encourage each of us to live life fully. Each story is reflected in thematic chapters-priorities, family, simple pleasures, romance, integrity, regret, forgiveness-crafted into a series of "lessons learned," offering motivation to approach life with more vigor. These powerful stories deliver the clear message that if you wait to really live until you know you are going to die, you risk missing much of the joy life has to offer and the chance to leave a positive legacy.
8 comments:
This book reminds me of the recent death of the college professor who just passed away. Please enter me in your book drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
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Unfortunately, I know more than one person who is close to Heaven. I would not give this book to either of them, but after first reading it, I might share it with their spouse(s).
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Just lost my beloved doctor at 43 yrs of age. Would like to read this book. Thanks! Love and prayers Melody
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There are several families at my church who are grieving the loss of family members. I would study this book and then ask to place it in the church library for others to read as they felt led.
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holy somkes! a book about hospice patients!! l am one you know, dont get excited, it just comes with my diesease, have been under there care for years and know many hospice nurses that l could share this book with what an insiration to so so many hospice patients!! would love this one and would wear it out from over use! Percy
This comment doesn't have to do with this post, but I wanted to congratulate you as Editor of the Christian Fiction Online e-zine. Nice work. You're one busy lady!!
I think this book would be a good read for my daughter who needs to be reminded to be positive and that each day is a gift.
Elaine R
emrosser@shaw.ca
The winner is...
quietspirit!
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