Let Us Explore The Inevitable

About the Book

We will all travel our own individual roads to the Inevitable. Let’s learn how to talk about it comfortable and start early teaching our children, and others how to engage the subject of death without fear or distress. It’s all around us. So much that it is almost over whelming. You no longer have to read the newspaper or a magazine to learn about a death, there is Social Media, and now on television, constantly, “Breaking New” and most of the time it is a killing of some sort or the death of a well-known person. The more we share with other, the more we become at east with the subject, a lot of stress is released and if it is personal, you may receive a great deal of comfort. So let’s start to talk about the inevitable appropriately.

About the Author

ZORAIN COLLIER-CARTER, RN, BA, MA is a retired Registered Nurse, Educator/Administrator, who served in the field of nursing for more than 45 years. Initially, medical/surgical nursing, 10 years in critical care (E.R., ICU, CCU). Long before home health care agencies were common, the author was employed by The Visiting Nurses Association of Chicago, caring for patients in their homes. Very often these were terminally ill patients. The author always welcomed them on her case load even when other nurses were not receptive. Nurse Collier-Carter developed a passionate interest in psychiatry and substance abuse. She earned a BA degree in Psychology/Substance Abuse and spent the next twenty plus years working in that field. Even into retirement, this author has continued to address death, dying, addiction, and other health issues. Years ago she spent time discussing these topics on the radio and later delivered her message on Television.