The man who sat facing Peter Fenwick in his consulting room ... The hardest part of death, as he reported in “The Art of Dying”, was to give everything up. The ego, so carefully constructed ...

Throughout his career, neuropsychiatrist Peter Fenwick ... dying person, helped to establish a holistic approach to end-of-life care that brings comfort, understanding, and acceptance of the dying ...

After the death of Peter Fenwick, a neuropsychiatrist who studied near-death experiences, readers shared stories of their own. Credit...Rachel Levit Ruiz Supported by By Michael S. Rosenwald In ...

Amid all of Jungle’s paintings which vibrate with life we are talking about death. Jungle has ... He is a happy man. His art is a smile for the world. Peter Phillips was raised in Hobart.

With time, the ages of most of those dying came closer to their own. They knew luck would run out, and Yama would be coming soon. In search of something to raise their spirits, they would move to ...

An 8ft mirror that fell on a five-year-old boy and crushed him to death at a department store ... the mirror before it toppled onto him at the Fenwick store in Colchester, Essex, a detective ...