Denial and Anger Among Dying Patients in Kubler Ross Series
Elisabeth Kubler Ross explains how denial acts as a buffer after diagnosis and how patients may seek reassurance from doctors. The piece highlights masquerade behavior as a coping mechanism and notes anger shifts toward others, including doctors and family, as death approaches.
On Death and Dying series by Elisabeth Kubler Ross
In this six part series renowned psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler Ross explores death and dying based on years of study and conversations with dying patients and families. The extract, copyright 1969, is excerpted by permission from Macmillan Co. for a forthcoming book.
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