Eleanor CliftBesprekingen

I have read almost 100 pages of this book. I can not go any father right now.
This book is the story of two lives coming to an end. One is a report the other is a national case of a husband wanting to let his wife die , while her father and mother fight to keep her alive in the PVS state she has been in for 15 years

Eleanor Clift's memoir is an engaging book. The last two weeks of her husband's hospice care in 2005 coincided with the last two weeks of Terry Schiavo's life. I've been curious about the book, not sure I really wanted to read it. But it's an engrossing account, better for being a few years removed from the events.

a good overview of the woman's suffrage movement and the long turn of events leading up to the passing of the 19th amendment