HOW TO SAY GOODBYE
Author(s): GRIFFITHS MAX
As a person and a professional, Max Griffiths has had a wide experience in situations where saying goodbye is a difficult and often painful experience. How to say goodbye is a problem every person faces at some stage of life, often more than once. Max Griffiths describes a range of experiences from death to the devastation of Darwin by Cyclone Tracy. He tells how he and others have managed to say goodbye and yet retain a gentle remembrance.
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Max Griffiths has worked in a variety of employment ranging from an inner city factory to the extreme isolation of outback Australia. He is a graduate of Melbourne University in Commerce, Arts and Divinity and in 1978 was awarded an MBE for services to the outback. In recent times he has been a consultant in medical ethics at a major Melbourne hospital and with the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator in Canberra.
Introduction; When Death Comes Too Soon; The Agonies of Adolescence; Moving into Manhood; Worldy Over Otherworldly: The Making of a Minister; Short-Term Appointments; Leaving Home; When Death is Never Far Away; A New Country, A New Life; Divorce; Labour's Love Lost; Suicide; The Art of Saying Goodbye; Darwin L: The City That Won't Say Goodbye; Losing the Lucidity of Language; The Broken Hearts Club; When the Wheels Fall Off; Recommended Reading; Index.
General Fields
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- : Rosenberg Publishing
- : Rosenberg Publishing
- : 0.379
- : 31 August 2003
- : Australia
- : books
Special Fields
- : 30 photos
- : 256
- : 155.93
- : AUG03
- : BC
- : GRIFFITHS MAX