Last Wish by Betty Rollin Nell' York: Linden/ Simon Schuster. $ hardcover. Betty Rollin is a former NBC correspondent who was the author of At First You Cry in which she described her traumatic experience with breast cancer. In Last Wish, she describes how she assisted her mother, Ida Rollin, in committing suicide after a long. Consider reading Last Wish by Betty Rollin a TV correspondent who in helped from PSYCHOLOGY SSY at LaGuardia Community College, CUNY. Her bestseller Last Wish, published in and republished in deals with the suicide of her terminally ill mother. One critic called it "a document of personal compassion and public importance.".
Betty Rollin says she regards her controversial new book, ''Last Wish,'' as a ''love story'' about her relationship with her mother. In it, she tells how she and her husband helped her mother. Part biography, part memoir, part autobiography, Betty writes with candor about her relationship with her mother and about her mother's battle with ovarian cancer. We should all be so lucky as to have someone who makes sure we get our last wish. Bravo to Betty and Ed. The remaining chapters of Last Wish cover the final week of Ida Rollin's life, October , Betty Rollin describes how she and Ed work out the details with her mother. So complicated is the process of arranging for death that Betty concludes she has "new respect for the intelligence of criminals" ().
Last Wish by Betty Rollin (, Hardcover) The lowest-priced item that has been used or worn previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. Last Wish is an intimate, fiercely honest memoir of a daughter's struggle to come to terms with her terminally ill mother's decision to die. More than a examination of the At a time when tempers flare over the Oregon assisted suicide law and Jack Kevorkian's physician-aid-in-dying, Last Wish, Betty Rollin's groundbreaking New York Times bestseller, is due for a rereading. At a time when tempers flare over the Oregon assisted suicide law and Jack Kevorkian's physician-aid-in-dying, Last Wish, Betty Rollin's groundbreaking New York Times bestseller, is due for a.
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