Autumn of Life

<p>Most people are afraid of death. But if you understand the process of dying you will be more comfortable at life's end.</p><p><em>Autumn of life: A Guide to Aging and Dying</em> was written by a hospice professional to open minds and hearts to a new way of understanding the process that we will all go through. </p><p>The book answers some of the most basic questions and it can serve as a resource for doctors nurses clergy social workers caregivers and anyone who deals with hospice care or the death of a loved one.</p><p>If you've ever been around someone who is dying their fears and worries can be very scary. If their questions aren't answered their fear can become panic.</p><p>Says the author I've worked in hospice for over 13 years and there is a lot of information in the book that is from my own experience.</p><p>About the Author: Joseph Marino RN BSN has been a nurse for 24 years working in hospice for 13 years. A gerontologist/hospice nurse he also has a degree in anthropology and an MBA. His other books are <em>A Walk Through Time: Finality of a Dream</em> plus two children's books featuring dinosaurs <em>A Hot Summer Day</em> and <em>Laugh Until You Cry.</em> Originally from Cleveland Ohio the author is semi-retired and now resides in Arizona.</p>