41. Baywood.com OMEGA The Journal of death and dying Editor Kenneth J. Doka the most advanced and internationally recognized forum on the subject of death and dying. http://www.baywood.com/journals/previewjournals.asp?id=0030-2228

42. Remembering Jessie Anne & Friends Tribute to Golden Retriever mix, dedicated to helping others whose animals have a terminal illness understand the dying process. Information on euthenasia and natural death, book recommendations, discussion forum, and related links. http://www.webjourneys.com/jessieanne/

This Website is dedicated as a tribute to my Golden Retriever mix, Jessie Anne and her friends. Additionally we cover information to help others whose animals have a terminal illness. To help them understand the dying process and deal with it. I hope you find helpful information and references here and feel free to share your experiences in our discussion board as well. Home Remembering Jessie Anne Bandit Photos ... Link to Us This web site designed by WebJourneys Send mail to webjourneys@hotmail.com with questions or comments about this web site. WebJourneys Web Design

43. Death And Dying Guide to death, dying, bereavement, and end of life issues on the net. death, dying, and Grief Guide. Good links for dealing with death at all ages. http://classweb.gmu.edu/awinsler/ordp/death.html

MM_preloadImages('toca.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('tlista.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('devnava.jpg'); Death and dying - Outline General Grief Euthanasia General The Death Clock Very interesting site to help people remember that their time in this world is limited. Calculates your expected death date based on birthdate and gender. The Life Expectancy Game Calculates your life expectancy on the basis on Northwestern Mutual life insurance company's criteria. Michael Kearl's Guide to Sociological Thanatology Unbelievable site - incredible links to other scholarly sources, databases on death statistics, cross cultural perspectives and differing views of death, debates on euthanasia, abortion, religion. Project on Death in America Their good list of links on death. The Growth House, Inc Guide to death, dying, bereavement, and end of life issues on the net. Annotated search engines and links. Thanatolinks Small but good list of links related to death. Hospice Web Good links on terminal illness and dying and being cared for in hospice. AliveHospice A good site with information about children's understanding of death at different developmental periods, tips for how parents should talk to their children about death, warning signs for at risk bereaved children, and the needs of a grieving child.

44. HEAVENLY QUOTES ABOUT HEAVEN! A collection of quotes on Heaven, Heavenly life, death and dying by among others David Brandt Berg and Albert Einstein. http://users.belgacom.net/gc674645/prose/heavquot.htm

Heavenly Quotes Introduction Homesick for Heaven Life After Life! Comfort and Refuge No More Tears Reunion with Loved Ones Our Heavenly Bodies Learning, Learning, Learning! A Down-to-Earth Heaven The Heavenly City Conclusion Cartoonist Arthur Brisbane once pictured a crowd of grieving caterpillars carrying the corpse of a cocoon to its final resting place. The poor, distressed caterpillars, clad in black raiment, were weeping, and all the while the beautiful butterfly fluttered happily above the muck and the mire of Earth, forever freed from its earthly shell. Needless to say, Brisbane had the average funeral in mind and sought to convey the idea that when our loved ones pass, it is foolish to remember only the cocoon and concentrate our attention on the remains, while forgetting the bright butterfly. Dr. Werner von Braun, well-known for his part in pioneering the U.S. space program, said that he had "essentially scientific" reasons for believing in life after death. He explained: "Science has found that nothing can disappear without a trace. Nature does not know extinction. All it knows is transformation. If God applies the fundamental principle to the most minute and insignificant parts of the universe, doesn't it make sense to assume that He applies it to the masterpiece of His creation the human soul? I think it does."

45. Death And Dying NSW Health Multi-Cultural Health Communication Service. http://www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au/health-public-affairs/mhcs/publications/Death_

Home A-Z Health Topics Consumer Info Health Professionals ... Polyglot Online Subject Abuse Alcohol and other drugs Asthma Cancer ... Index by Language Death and Dying Title : Loving care for people with terminal illness Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-3305 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains palliative care. Title : When a baby dies Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-4955 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains the practice in most Australian hospitals of allowing parents to spend time with their dead baby if they wish. Includes information about grief and grief counselling. Title : When a relative dies in hospital Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : HTS-539 Publication Date : Author : [default] Summary : Interpreter services, what to do, belongings of the deceased, cause of death, a post-mortem, results of a post-mortem, funeral directors, costs, death certificate, further information. Search this Site INDEX BY LANGUAGE About Us News ... mhcs@sesahs.nsw.gov.au

46. State Of Oregon: Physician-Assisted Suicide Full text of measure passed by Oregon voters in which doctors assist terminally ill patients with dying. http://www.ohd.hr.state.or.us/chs/pas/pas.cfm

Text-Only Site State Directory Agencies A-Z Accessibility ... Public Health Home document.write(''); Annual Reports 2004 Annual Report (.pdf) More Reports... FAQs about Physician-Assisted Suicide More Rules and Statutes Administrative Rules Legislative Statutes Popular Links FAQs Healthcare Provider Guidebook (pdf) Related Public Health Sites Health Statistics Disease Prevention Text Only State Directory Agencies A-Z About Oregon.gov ... Web Site Feedback

47. Ultimate Concerns -- Death & Dying Cemeteries buriel plot, vault, grave marker? death Benefits Social Security, veterans, other benefits. Other Websites information on death dying. http://seniors-site.com/ultimate/

Bulletins input from senior citizens. Difficult Decisions questions of life and death you as a senior citizen may need to make.. Life-Sustaining Decisions and the caregivers the difficulties faced. Glossary terms used in medical and life-sustaining treatments you need to know. Patient Classifications - more uncertainties Hospice help for a person to die in their own home. Hospice Help> a resource list of people with whom hospice patients might wish to correspond. Life-Support Technologies Mechanical ventilation machine-assisted breathing. Resuscitation life support for a person in cardiac arrest. Renal dialysis helping impaired kidneys Nutritional Support and Hydration countering malnutrition and the loss of fluids. Antibiotics life-sustaining technology important to the terminally ill. On Funerals Planning For The Eventual Tomorrow funerals, your choices including memorial services?. Recording Your Last Wishes important information to leave in the event of your death. The Federal Funeral Rule protection against unscrupulous funeral providers. Cemeteries buriel plot, vault, grave marker?

48. Laurie-Ann Weis- Grief, Widowhood, Bereavement Compilation of anonymous bereavement stories from people who have experience of death and dying of a partner. http://laurieannweis.com

The first year after a loss of a partner holds many new experiences - whether you were married or not. The purpose of this site is to compile anonymous bereavement stories from people who have endured various emotional changes and experiences during their first year after losing someone they love. This is a site for widows and widowers - for grief, widowhood, widowerhood, loss, bereavement and sharing your stories about the grief process. Home Share Your Stories The After Journey ... " ... Site Map email: laurieann@laurieannweis.com

49. Death And Dying death and dying Listserve We hope to make this listserve a forum for active discussion of issues and a way for students at different medical schools to http://www.amsa.org/dd/

Sep 20, 2005 Printing in "landscape mode" will allow the full width of this page to print. Site Directory AMSA Home Take Action: How to Get Involved Membership Advocacy ... The New Physician AMSA's Death and Dying Interest Group This Interest Group arose in response to medical students' concern that medical school leaves us inadequately prepared to communicate with terminally ill patients, as well as being poorly equipped emotionally to deal with matters of death and dying. This is important to us on a personal level as we face dying patients almost daily on the wards. On a professional level, we address important issues such as physician-assisted suicide and palliative care. In response to these needs, we as an interest group provide guidance, support and resources for students who wish to supplement their medical education in the area of death and dying. As co-coordinators, we act as facilitators for this learning, but the Interest Group needs your active participation to be successful! UPCOMING ACTIVITIES Death and Dying Listserve We hope to make this listserve a forum for active discussion of issues and a way for students at different medical schools to work together on projects. We will jump-start the discussions by posting a question each month to generate conversations around issues of interest. We hope that you guys will not only participate in the discussions, but will also post questions or topics for your colleagues from around the country.

50. Death & Dying Resources A 7 Step Plan for Starting a death and dying Interest Group at Your School Also by Elisabeth KublerRoss Questions and Answers on death and dying, http://www.amsa.org/dd/ddres.cfm

Sep 20, 2005 Printing in "landscape mode" will allow the full width of this page to print. Site Directory AMSA Home Take Action: How to Get Involved Membership Advocacy ... Reading List This page may provide resources in PDF format which require the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader General Resources End-of-Life Education AMSA Foundation EOL Fellowship Newsletter About 2003 EOL Fellowships (PDF) EOL Fall 2004 Newsletter (PDF) End-of-Life Care Curriculum Guide Addresses many important issues in dealing with terminally ill patients, with topics ranging from delivering a terminal diagnosis to addressing spiritual perspectives on end-of-life. PDIA Faculty Scholar Program These scholars are creating new models for improving care of the dying and are developing new approaches to the education of healthcare professionals in end of life. Contact them if you are interested in their area of research. Project Guides A 7 Step Plan for Starting a Death and Dying Interest Group at Your School Playing God: The Dilemma of the Dying Patient (PDF 17KB) This project takes a controversial case, selected from a local health care facility and utilizes members of the health care team involved in the case as presenters. Suggests methods for audience examination of the issues involved.

51. DrJaniceNadeau Speaks locally, nationally, and internationally on the subjects of loss, grief, midlife, and family issues. Therapy for losses associated with death, dying, chronic illness, aging, ending relationships and transitions. http://www.drjanicenadeau.com

52. Children S Books On Death And DyingReference CHILDREN S BOOKS ON death AND dying Although the following bibliography is divided into three age spans (Ages 3 to 6; 6 to 9; 9 to 11), consider the http://www.penpages.psu.edu/penpages_reference/28507/285072304.html

53. The Hero Bound And Pierced: Structuralist interpretation of the English ballad The death of Robin Hood , with comparisons to nine similar stories told in Britain over the centuries. http://hesternic.tripod.com/herobound.htm

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54. Death And Dying Time to Go Three Plays on death and dying, with Commentary on Endof-Life Issues. Hawkins, Anne Hunsaker, Reconstructing Illness Studies in Pathography http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webkeywords/death.and.dyi

About the Database Editorial Board Annotators What's New ... MedHum Home 59th Edition-October 2005 Art Annotations Artists Meet the Artist Viewing Room ... Art in Literature Literature Annotations Authors Meet the Author Listening Room ... Reading Room Performing Arts Film/Video Annotations Screening Room Theater Editors' Choices Choices Editor's Biosketch Indexes Book Order Form Search Options Word/Phrase (All) Word/Phrase (Lit) Keyword Annotator Asterisks indicate multimedia Death and Dying Art Film Literature Art The Abandoned Doll Aging in America Anatomy of Anatomy in Images and Words The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve ... Woman with Dead Child Film 21 Grams American Beauty Anatomy (Anatomie) Antonia's Line ... A Zed and Two Noughts Literature Abe, Kobo Kangaroo Notebook Abse, Dannie Carnal Knowledge Exit Millie's Date Not Beautiful ... A Winter Visit Adair, Gilbert Buenos Noches, Buenos Aires Aizley, Harlyn Buying Dad Akhmatova, Anna In Memory of Mikhail Bulgakov Requiem Albee, Edward Three Tall Women Albom, Mitch Tuesdays with Morrie Alcott, Louisa May Hospital Sketches Alegria, Claribel Sorrow/Saudade Allende, Isabel

55. Thanatolinks: Death Related Links On The Web death and dying guides, Grief Miscarriage and infant loss, Grief Family settings, Grief Infant loss, Hospice care, AIDS and HIV General http://www.lsds.com/death/

Thanatolinks links to some of the best sites related to death and dying on the internet Doc Walker has passed on, but will always live in our hearts. Gail C. Walker, March 24, 1952 - June 7, 2005 "Sunset and Moonrise: Reflections on living with terminal illness", a message from Gail Walker Kearl's Guide to the Sociology of Death General resources; Death accross culture/time, death impact on social order, how we die, AIDS, suicide, homicide, ghosts, death and political economics, hospice, grief, etc. Soros Foundation: Project on Death in America Faculty scholar programs, funding, media, and publications. The Compassionate Friends The world's largest bereavement self-help organization, providing support and friendship to families that have experienced the death of a child. ERGO!'s Euthanasia World Directory Right to die, newsletters, laws, books and movies, Jack Kevorkian, Derek Humphry, European euthanasia, etc. Griefnet Home Page almost 60 email support groups, all kinds of support for working through grief. City of the Silent Understanding cemeteries.

56. Dying Embrace South Texas death metal. Biography, shows, lyrics, pictures and links. http://www.angelfire.com/band2/shove

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57. Making Sense Of: Dying And Death Project Home Page Areas of interest will focus on different kinds of dying and death, the experience of carers and care workers, the changing role of medicine, http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/mso/dd/dd.htm

Welcome to the Making Sense of: Dying and Death project home page. The project is an exciting opportunity to engage in creative and innovative inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research dialogues which seek to examining the links between living and dying, and some of the contradictions and paradoxes which arise that we appear to accept without question. Areas of interest will focus on different kinds of dying and death, the experience of carers and care workers, the changing role of medicine, palliative care, the work of the hospice movement, the work of the funeral industry, and the nature of grief and mourning. Interest will also focus on philosophical, ethical, and legal issues which surround the processes of dying and death, the role of religion, and the diverse range of historical, social, and cultural perspectives and practices. The project will engage with and explore a number of core themes; contradictions and paradoxes dealing with and responding to different kinds of death and dying technology, dying and death; the impact of advances in medical technology

58. Digital History Collection of articles and essays on domestic life in America's past. Topics include childbirth, courtship, death and dying, family life, food, and housework. http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/historyonline/private_life.cfm

The History of Private Life The History of Private Life: An Overview Childbirth Childbirth in Early America Courtship Courtship in Early America Death and Dying Death in Early America Responses to Death in Nineteenth Century America Family Life Does the American Family Have a History? Family Images and Realities Mothers and Fathers in America: Looking Backward, Looking Forward The Modern Family Teaching Family History: An Annotated Bibliography Food Food in America Housework Housework in Late 19th Century America This site was updated on 20-Sep-05.

59. Baywood - Publication FaithCentral Loss Grief death and dyingLoss, separation, disappointment, failure, stages of grief, dying, death, mercy, compassion, afterlife - loss grief death and dying aspects. http://baywood.metapress.com/link.asp?id=300329

60. Art Of Lora Arbrador: Egg Tempera Paintings About Love, Death, Yoga And Massage. San Francisco artist paints about love, yoga, massage, medicine, death and dying. Available as greeting cards, posters, blank journals and reproductions. http://www.yellowyolk.com/

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