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The Jewish Way of coping with Illness By Barbara A. Olevitch PH.D. Publisher: Targum Press, 2010
Does being sick mean you are doomed to feeling miserable?In today s world, where youth, productivity, and independence are highly valued, an ill person may sometimes feel worthless the emotional anguish every bit as painful as the physical symptoms.
In Life Is a Treasure: The Jewish Way of Coping with Illness, psychologist Barbara Olevitch expertly dispels society s myths and challenges its attitudes toward illness. Drawing on Torah wisdom, it's an invaluable guide to instilling hope, meaning, and the appreciation of life, and dramatically improving the lives of ill people and their families.
We discover:
How to minimize suffering and make the most out of precious time
How an ill person can stop feeling like a burden and get more enjoyment out of life
How an ill person can still help others
How families can protect loved ones in the intimidating world of medical staff and procedures
This inspiring book is a treasure for patients, families, and caregivers!
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