121. Death And Dying Resource Guide - Forbes.com It s not easy to find resources on the end of life. Here are some places to start. http://www.forbes.com/sciences/2004/08/18/cx_mh_0818deathresources.html

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122. Welcome! Aid In Dying Communication Project The Aid in dying Communication Project promotes compassionate care for patients who request physician assisted dying or other types of hastened death by helping health professionals improve their communication and assessment skills. http://www.aidindying.org/

P.O. Box 570 Mill Valley, CA 94942 The Aid in Dying Communication Project helps physicians and other health care professionals improve their communication and assessment skills in working with patients who request hastened death, whether this be termination of treatment or physician-assisted dying. Our primary goal is to promote compassionate care. The Project, originally sponsored by the Wallace A. Gerbode Foundation and operated through the San Francisco Medical Society Community Service Fund, provides educational and consulting services to health professionals, ethics committees, hospices, and related groups. This is accomplished by providing online training materials and professional services Professional services include training programs, presentations for continuing medical and professional education, and ethics consultation. To address the critical educational needs of physicians, nurses, and other health professionals on topics relevant to hastened death, the Aid in Dying Communication Project makes available a large volume of training materials throughout this website for their personal use.1

123. Dying Without Shame, DyingWithout Panic death and dying a comprehensive collection of resources and Web links at About.com. Sociology of death and dying individuals death concerns and http://www.dharma-haven.org/five-havens/death.html

Dying Without Shame, Dying Without Panic introduction a buddhist view web resources books ... Dharma Haven Home Page Overview "Death comes without warning. This body will be a corpse. Until that time, I will practice with exertion." A Buddhist Meditation Truly respecting death and its inevitability brings, paradoxically, a relaxing of the fear of death, along with a heightened sense of the importance of life and of what we choose to do with the time we have. The fact that any particular person is going to die or has already died is no ones fault it is a necessary part of being alive. Excessive fear of death distorts lives, and seems to be responsible for many of the more bizarre and inhumane excesses of our American medical system. In our search for sustainable, effective, respectful health care practices, ideas that could contribute to a sane and compassionate integrated health care system, we've found nothing as simple, basic, workable and cost effective as coming to terms with death and the process of dying something we can do as individuals, as families, as communities and as a culture. The issues we need to face to prepare for our own death, or that of someone we love, are mostly the same, whatever we believe about what, if anything, will follow this life. Whether you believe you will live again in another body, with another personality and history and so on, or that your life will continue in one or another of the heavens or hells described by various religions, or that when you die, that's it whatever you believe about what happens next death itself is relatively simple.

124. DYING WELL NETWORK Includes a subsection on the use of inert gas to hasten death. http://www.togopeacefully.com/DYING.html

SECTION 8: DYING WELL NETWORK 8.01) History of Dying Well Network 8.02) The Use of Inert Gas to Hasten Death 8.03) Hemlock's Caring Friends program 8.01) History of Dying Well Network Dying Well Network was as no-fee, nonprofit organization which gave information and presence at deathings. Once Hemlock's Caring Friends started up, Dying Well Network no longer needed to continue. For historical purposes the following criteria were used to qualify a person for Dying Well Network 's support: 1. The person must be an adult and mentally competent. Dying Well Network does not give information to minors or to persons who are incompetent. 2. The person must sign a Release of Information allowing the Dying Well Network volunteer to share information with the Dying Well Network and their consultant(s). 3. The person must sign Releases of Information so Dying Well Network personnel can receive information from the treating physician(s) and other past and present care-givers as appropriate, especially including Hospice. 4. The person must be diagnosed as terminally ill by a licensed physician or the person must have a condition that is incurable and associated with severe, unrelenting psychological agony or physical suffering even if not imminently terminal, for example, chronic, progressive multiple sclerosis.

125. Reclaiming: Death & Dying death dying from a Pagan Perspective. Here, you ll find. Information on the book The Pagan Book of Living and dying , by Starhawk, M. Macha Nightmare http://www.reclaiming.org/resources/death/

Back to Resources Here, you'll find: Information on the book "The Pagan Book of Living and Dying", by Starhawk, M. Macha Nightmare and the Reclaiming Collective (see below) Interview with Starhawk , and other reviews about "The Pagan Book of Living and Dying" Remembering Our Dead in Community by M. Macha Nightmare Information about " green burials " Sacred Ghostbusting Sharing Our Sorrow: Some Exit through a Door of Fire - Aliah MaJon The Ka of Mrs. Benson - Chas S. Clifton Sickle - T. Thorn Coyle El Magnifico - Tall Woman The Pagan Book Of Living And Dying Practical Rituals, Prayers, Blessings, and Meditations on Crossing Over by Starhawk, M. Macha NightMare, and The Reclaiming Collective Birth, growth, death, and rebirth are a cycle that forms the underlying order of the universe. This is the core of Pagan belief and the heart of The Pagan Book Of Living And Dying, a groundbreaking new addition to today's popular literature on death and the process of dying. Filled with encouragement, strength, and inspiration, this handbook is a source of both spiritual counsel and practical tools and techniques for: honoring and caring for a dying person grieving a beloved relative, partner, or friend

126. A Virtual Visit To Haynie Chapel Cemetery Pictorial tour, essays on death and dying, a photo gallery of interesting and unusual headstones, cemetery and deathrelated links. http://www.angelfire.com/psy/haynie/haynie/hello.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Movie Clips Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Haynie Chapel Cemetery: a Photo Essay This site was last updated on October 24th, 2001      The first image shows a row of graves overshadowed by a large oak tree.  The white building in the background behind the tree is Haynie Chapel Methodist church.  The second image shows the roadside marker on Highway 71 that points the way to Haynie Chapel cemetery. A Note from the Creator of this Site: This website was created as a semester project for a sociology class at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas .  Although I have successfully completed the class, because of the response that I've received from visitors to this page, I've decided to leave it up indefinitely.           To visit any of the sections listed, just click on the highlighted text.  I broke the topics down into individual pages so that it wouldn't take forever for them to download.  If you have any questions, suggestions, comments, or if you would like to contribute pictures or information about the Haynie Chapel Cemetery, please feel free to contact me.  Similarly, if you are a friend or family member of anyone in Haynie Chapel Cemetery and you object to having your loved one's tombstone pictured on this site, please contact me and I will either alter the picture and text pertaining to them or I will completely remove them from this page immediately.  It is not my intent to harm or to offend anyone with this page.  If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, then please send me E-mail or leave me a message in my guestbook.

127. Death And Dying - A Selection Of Writings To Guide And Comfort A selection of writings on death and dying to guide and comfort. http://www.bruderhof.com/us/Articles/Death-and-Dying.htm

Death and Dying Found in Articles Be Not Afraid When God's angel broke the good news of the Savior's birth to the cowering shepherds of Bethlehem, "Fear not!" was more than an instruction for them to get up off the ground and stop shielding their frightened faces. It was a declaration of war on fear. The Last Hour Dying almost always involves a hard struggle. Part of it is fear, which is often rooted in uncertainty of the unknown and unknowable future. Part of it may be the urge to fulfill unmet obligations or to be relieved of past regrets or guilt. But part of it is also our natural resistance to the thought that everything we know is coming to an end. Impending Resurrection Are caterpillars told of their impending resurrection? How in dying they will be transformed from poor earth-crawlers into creatures of the air, with exquisitely painted wings? If told, do they believe? Illness and Death The fight of any individual against sickness or death shows us the struggle in which we all are placed - the struggle against darkness. When an attack of darkness comes upon us, we must put ourselves completely on the side of the light of Jesus. The Feast of Freedom Easter is at one and the same time God's protest against death, and the feast of freedom from death. Anyone who fails to hold these two things together has failed to understand the resurrection of the Christ who was crucified.

128. Death With Dignity Vermont Information about the Vermont death With Dignity Act (2003 legislation that would legalize physician assisted dying in the state) and the Vermont death With Dignity political action organization. http://www.deathwithdignityvermont.org

Home Proposed Legislation Get Involved News Articles ... About DWD-Vermont Overview Death With Dignity Vermont is a not-for-profit, independent political action organization based in Vermont. It works as a team with End-of-Life Choices Vermont, a grassroots organization, to realize their goal of effecting legislation in Vermont similar to the Oregon Death with Dignity Act. Vermont Death with Dignity legislation will: Guarantee that all adult Vermonters have legal end-of-life choices Assure that mentally-competent persons who are terminally ill have the right to choose the manner and timing of death Avoid the pain of unwanted tubes and machines that merely prolong the dying process How will the Death with Dignity Act work? We propose that Vermont's Death with Dignity Act allow a terminally ill, mentally competent person, with a life expectancy of less than six months, to request and receive a prescription from his/her physician to hasten his/her death in a humane and dignified manner. Self-administration of such prescription may be in private or in the presence of family members, friend and/or a doctor.

129. Shambhala - Browse Your Search Results death and dying / Eastern Philosophy yield valuable insight into the psychology of death and dying and suggest the importance of meditative practice and http://www.shambhala.com/html/catalog/items/subject/12.cfm

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130. Stanislaus Memorial Society A consumer advocate nonprofit organization dedicated to death and dying issues, providing information from cost comparison to legislation concerning the industry. Membership information and related links included. http://www.funerals.org/Stanislaus/

Stanislaus Memorial Society Officers Meetings Links Contact Us ... About Us The Stanislaus Memorial Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the public with information about their funeral and memorial options. We do not advocate specific types of final arrangements or particular religious affiliation. Our mission is helping ALL consumers make informed choices when arranging funeral or memorial plans. We are a nonsectarian, volunteer group, registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Webmaster

131. On Death And Dying - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia On death and dying. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In her 1969 book, On death and dying, Swissborn psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross outlined the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Death_and_Dying

132. Kirlin-Egan & Butler Funeral Home, Family Owned And Operated Funeral Home Servin Family owned and operated. Provides materials and resources to anyone in the community to help them through the grief process. Invites calls for informal counseling and support. Sponsors grief seminars and a holiday help program to educate and comfort during the difficult times. Offers educational programs and seminars on issues that surround death, dying, and the grief process for the public. A resource library of materials is maintained at the facility for public use. http://www.kirlin-egan-butler.com/

This commitment to professionalism has been recognized by two distinguished associations - National Selected Morticians and the International Order of the Golden Rule. No other funeral home in Springfield, Illinois holds membership in these exclusive organizations. Both organizations select members with high standards of service, quality, and professionalism. And both offer us the opportunity for continuing our education to better serve you. Philosophy of Service During times of sadness, families gather and look to their relatives and friends for support. They come to support each other, to honor the life lived, and to help themselves adjust to the changes in their own lives. We respond to families' needs with respect, carefully listening to their wishes and implementing their suggestions to reflect a true and meaningful personalized service. Families are provided with an atmosphere to freely choose a service that is appropriate to their needs. Our wish is to serve families of every faith or creed with dignity and integrity. We believe in a service that honors and remembers the life that was lived and commemorates the person who shared the joy and the tears. We care about the people of our community. Our commitment to the community extends beyond our profession. We make a special effort to be involved with groups and service organizations which improve the quality of life for all those who call Springfield and the surrounding communities home.

133. Death Related Web Sites Resources on death and dying provided by Curt Ackley of the United Church of Christ Council A website concerned with Islamic views of dying and death. http://www.stolaf.edu/people/leming/death.html

Death Related Weblinks AMERICAN WAY OF DYING UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL MEANING OF DYING AND DEATH CHILDREN AND DEATH ATTITUDES DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE ON DYING AND DEATH ... King's College Centre for Education about Death and Bereavement AMERICAN WAY OF DYING AMERICAN WAY OF DYING Thanatolinks contains links to some of the best sites related to death and dying on the internet. The Yahoo, Death Index. Contains many world wide web links to resources on death and bereavement. Allows one to compare death rates in the United States of different social groups to ascertain social inequalities. The Internet Guide to Demography and Population Studies Home page for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Agency for health care policy and research provides information on the dying process in the context of U. S. health policy. Reflections on Death : A Guest Book / Questionnaire © 1997 by Jerral Sapienza , Curator: The Bardo of Death Studies. [Return to Top] UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL MEANING OF DYING AND DEATH UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL MEANING OF DYING AND DEATH The homepage of the American Sociological Association.

134. Compassion & Choices An organization dedicated to care of terminally ill patients, including those seeking a hastened death. The site provides information about their patient, advocacy, and legal activities, as well as a number of resources for dying patients and their families. http://www.compassionandchoices.org/

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135. ON DEATH & DYING And NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES: INDEX Gilles Bédard s series of interviews on death and dying * The Grace in dying an interview with Kahtleen DOWLING SINGH on the psychospiritual dimension of http://pages.globetrotter.net/inerson/ondeath.html

Inerson NEW! Music and Near-Death Experience the complete version of the appendix featured in Kenneth Ring's Lessons from the Light and PMH Atwater's book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Near-Death Experiences Music from the Dawn of Light a new perspective on the use of music in palliative care Mindsight: Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences in the Blind Kenneth RING and Sharon COOPER Also from Kenneth Ring Ultimate Experience: Journeys Beyond the Light The Greatest Gift and Lessons from the Light Featuring excerpts from the book. new paperback edition! Gilles Bédard's series of interviews on Death and Dying: The Grace in Dying an interview with Kahtleen DOWLING SINGH on the psycho-spiritual dimension of dying Facing Death and Finding Hope an interview with Christine LONGAKER on the spiritual dimension of dying Final Gifts an interview with Maggie CALLANAN on the special awareness, needs, and communications of the dying. Email Inerson Home Page

136. Death And Dying death and dying. SHOW Select document type to filter by. All Documents Research Reports Fact Sheets Speeches News Releases Congressional Testimony http://www.aarp.org/research/endoflife/death-dying/

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137. Eliezer T. Margolis, Ph.D., ABPP, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Evanston, Illi Uses an existential psychotherapeutic approach to the struggles of adults who have chronic, serious medical illness, physical disability, sexual difficulty, or trauma, or who are dealing with death and dying. http://www.therapistfinder.net/margolis.html

Search Therapist Finder Navigation Skip to Content Find a Therapist Therapist Finder Home Mental Health Information Interactive Glossary Mental Health Journal Recovery News Counseling Directory Illinois Counseling Indiana Counseling Michigan Counseling Quick Listings Illinois Hospitals Hotlines Government Agencies National Organizations Professional Center Therapist Sign-Up Associations Find Free Help About This Site Contact Sales Jobs Site Map Access Keys (Alt+0) TherapistFinder.net is a service provided by Mir Internet Marketing, Inc., formerly Mental Health Internet Resources. Mir offers Internet marketing and SEO Logic Search Engine Optimization and Placement Services Therapist Finder Content Eliezer T. Margolis, Ph.D., ABPP Licensed Clinical Psychologist Dr. Margolis specializes in using an existential psychotherapeutic approach to the struggles of adults who have chronic and/or serious medical illness, physical disability, sexual difficulty, and trauma or who are dealing with death and dying. He subspecializes in working with people (and their families) who have different central nervous systems due to brain injury or other neurological problems. Overview Dr. Margolis received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a concentration in Human Neuropsychology from the University of Rhode Island in 1990. He did his Internship in Clinical Psychology at the VA Medical Center, North Chicago, Illinois, 1982-83. His Post-doctoral Fellowship was in Medical Psychology at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 1990-91.

138. The Grieving Process: Counseling Services, University At Buffalo and they all believe that they will live forever. But death will enter our lives. Students therefore need to learn how to live with death, dying and grief. http://ub-counseling.buffalo.edu/process.shtml

Student Affairs Tools: Search Calendar Feedback Usability ... Home Counseling Services Home About Us Announcements Services ... Contact Us Coping with Death and Dying College students all fear death and they all believe that they will live forever. But death will enter our lives. Students therefore need to learn how to live with death, dying and grief. Why the Fear of Death? There are several reasons why college students may be afraid of dying: The premature interruption of life activities. Effects of death upon family members, classmates and friends. The fear of death without dignity, for example, being kept alive by machine. The fear of nothingness after death. Impact of Loss: The Grieving Process When a loved one/classmate is dying or dies, there is a grieving process. Recovery is a slow and emotionally painful one. The grieving process can be less painful if you try to understand that loss and grief is a natural part of life. Learn to accept your loss and believe in yourself. Believe that you can cope with tragic happenings. Let your experience be a psychological growth process that will help you to deal with future stressful events. The grieving process usually consists of the following stages. Note that not everyone goes through all these stages.

139. JS Online: State Lawmakers Vow To Fight For 'death With Dignity' Bill Information about proposed measures to legalize physician assisted dying in Wisconsin. http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/apr03/136844.asp

More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers Also see: Business 411 E-newsletter News Business Sports ... Stuff Also see: Personals AdFinder Tickets Coupons ... PRINT THIS STORY State lawmakers vow to fight for 'death with dignity' bill Risser, Boyle say they will continue their 10-year effort By STEVEN WALTERS swalters@journalsentinel.com Last Updated: April 27, 2003 Madison - Two Democratic lawmakers who have spent 10 years pushing a bill that would give the terminally ill a process to ask their doctor for life-ending drugs have vowed to try, try again. "This is death with dignity, it's not suicide," said Sen. Fred Risser (D-Madison). "It applies only to terminally ill people, who cannot have an alternative to death." Rep. Frank Boyle (D-Superior) vowed to continue the "struggle" of the last decade, saying the change he and Risser want to make would add compassion to the dying who are already struggling through pain, grief and uncertainty. Medical specialists are making decisions that should be made by the dying, he added. Although the bill has never received a vote in either the full Assembly or Senate, and often hasn't even been given a public hearing in past legislative sessions, both legislators said public opinion supports them.

140. Category List - Religion-Online.org death and dying. A Father Grieves The Loss of a Child by Lewis B. Smedes. God, we hope, will one day emerge triumphant over evil though, http://www.religion-online.org/listbycategory.asp?Cat=86

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