@article{1355099,
      recid = {1355099},
      author = {Henderson, Lily, and Koren, Leslie,},
      title = {Lessons for the living /},
      pages = {1 online resource (51 minutes)},
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed November 09,  2015).},
      abstract = {Lessons for the Living reveals a unique subculture of  Hospice volunteers as they reflect on their experiences and  philosophies of life and death. Among them, a teenager  escapes from the drama of high school by sitting bed side  with a man whispering wisdom to him only to bring his  corpse to the morgue one day later. A hard-edged corporate  lawyer searches for meaning and finds his experience with  the dying worth more than his riches. A shaman passes  through the heavy hospice door and communicates with  people's nearly dead souls. A young woman cherishes seeing  the very moment of passing and the song sung directly  after. A terminally ill but vivacious woman talks about the  dying people she's met with unexpected humor and grace -  and is amused over her own, fast approaching, death.  However small or great these moments spent with the dying  are, these volunteer's lives have been change forever.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355099},
}