Katybutler.com

Katy Butler. Author Site

Today's Katybutler.com headlines: Observe fresh posts and updates on Katy Butler. This site’s feed is stale or rarely updated (or it might be broken for a reason), but you may check related news or Katybutler.com popular pages instead. It is generally safe for browsing, so you may click any item to proceed to the site.

News, stories and media buzz related to Katy Butler

Subscribe to related news

Review: ‘Ten Letters’ by Eli Saslow
via sophisticateddorkiness

One of my favorite ways to find new-to-me nonfiction writers (particularly writers who do journalistic nonfiction) is to read the long stories or profiles that get featured in major newspapers and magazines. I fell in love with journalist Katy Butler...
Why Multiethnic Doctors Struggle With Patients’ End-of-Life Care
via newamericamedia

Photo: V.J. Periyakoil, MD, directs Stanford University’s Palliative Care Education & Training Program (Richard Springer) SANTA CLARA, Calif.--A provocative examination of end-of-life care brought this question into sharp focus for journalists attending...
Knocking on Heavens Door – Katy Butler
via audiobookvault

Click image to view fullsize. In this visionary memoir, based on a groundbreaking New York Times Magazine story, award-winning journalist Katy Butler ponders her parents’ desires for ‘Good Deaths’ and the forces within medicine that...
Butler ’71 on the ultimate end-of-life plan
via community.blogs.wesleyan

Reblogged from: Wesconnect News. (Go to the original post…) In this essay, journalist Katy Butler ’71 describes how her mother, Valerie Butler MA ’70, fought the medical establishment to avoid prolonged suffering, and thus lived a...
The Path to a Better Way of Death
via wlrn

09/11/13 - Wednesday's Topical Currents ponders the overuse of life-prolonging medical care, with journalist Katy Butler (Knocking on Heaven’s Door:

Katybutler.com popular pages

Slow Medicine - Katy Butler

September 10, 2011 On September 10th, a day before many of us stop and remember a larger, more disorienting sorrow, I have borrowed from Jewish ritual and lit a candle to mark the second anniversary...
Articles | Katy Butler | Page 3

2002 Winter by Katy Butler According to former psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, needs are never in opposition—only our strategies for meeting them are. A number of dharma teachers are finding that Ros...