Mission of Love: A Physician's Spiritual Journey Toward a Life Beyond

by Roger Cole

A Physician's Personal Journey Towards a Life Beyond This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1587611309
• ISBN13: 9781587611308
• Release Date: September 2004
• Publisher: Celestial Arts
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A challenging true life journey

A delightfully honest story of a physician's internal struggle with the true purpose of his work in Paliative Care. From the treatment of patients using drugs to help with the physical pain of dying to the management of people and the assistance to die filled with peace and love, Dr Cole emerges as a angel of healing the soul prior to the physical death. This book took me to a very beautiful place where caring is love and death is peaceful.

Simply Superb!

No book has ever moved me spritually and brought a greater realizarion of how fragile live is and how little time we have left to love and do the right thing for not only our love ones but also frineds and strangers alike.

Soul Searching

The moment I layed my hands on the book, I simply could not put it down. Dr. Cole's book had most of the answers to many of my unanswered questions. It is more then a mission of love, it is a mission to help you rediscover your inner being and yourself.

unlocking your compassion and emotions to the subject of dea

This book is a personal account of working with terminally ill patients. A job that most people, even in the medical profession,find hard.It is also a spiritual journey, of the patients and for Dr. Roger Cole himself. It has many personal accounts, from the patients, their families, from Roger himself that will awaken feelings often hidden or repressed through past experience, fear and lack a knowledge. The book opens up the subects that people find hard to talk about as they face terminal illnesses. Roger Cole is the doctor in the Bryce Courtney best seller "April Fool's Day" that helped Damion, Bryce's son in the final weeks of his life. In fact it was Damion that said Roger's job was " A Mission of Love"