Two medical students attended a memorial service commemorating those who have devoted their bodies to science. This content is password protected.

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On June 5, 2011 by Jazzman. I liked the analogy of sitting on the fence. Professor Gober gave an example of one patient who describes her life in the hospital as sitting on the fence because she does not know which side she will be on the next day. Will she live, or will she die? Plus when consulting a patient, here are some steps that can be taken. Ask, how can I help you? Give the family the option to tell you what they want.

May 24, 2011 in class. If your life has been touched by someone who has been broken. And instead of talking so much, just listen to people. These are some things that could help us to become a better grief counselor, but this class cannot teach us. May 17, 2011 in class. May 10, 2011 in class.

Other two people continued sharing their experience at a service to honor those who have donated their bodies to research. Finally, a group of 5 people shared their experience at a funeral home. In particular, they shared how being at a funeral home and le.

Ferris Wheels and Mountain Biking. But connecting again was very good. What a significant class with practical and meaningful content.