Tag: death

At this moment, I am hearing the calming crash of waves coursing onto the shore.

With the stress of midterms building and my hectic schedule driving me to the point of insanity, I have found that the only time that I have for myself are the few minutes before I fall asleep.

I received the book "Children's Letters to God," compiled by Stuart Hample and Eric Marshall, shortly after my sister Rachel was born.

One issue that will come before all of us at many points in our lives, in one way or another, is death. Death is a topic that many people do not think about until it happens to friends or family.

Some say that Dr. Jack Kevorkian has gone too far this time. Others say the first time he assisted the suicide of a terminally-ill, pain-suffering human being, he crossed the line. I say that he is an intelligent man who is fighting for a good cause.

Death is something which every individual experiences at some point. It is a part of life which is always painful to go through and difficult to comprehend. It is more complex to experience when the process of dying becomes an ordeal.