In her memoir "The Wheel of Life", Elisabeth Kubler-Ross writes, "In my work on death and dying, I was influenced by C. G. Jung more than any other psychiatrist."
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"I was left by myself to figure out how I was planning to manage two children, a husband, a full time job and various other things, plus writing a book. I noticed the contract already had given my book a title, "On Death and Dying". I liked it. I called Manny and told him the good news. Then I began to think of myself as an author and I could not believe it....But why not? I had countless case histories and observations piled up in my head. it took three weeks of sitting at my desk late at night more...
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Elisabeth Kubler-Ross grew up in Switzerland and attended the University of Zurich, where she received her M.D. in 1957. She became familiar with death in early childhood, as she reports in her memoir THE WHEEL OF LIFE, and she did relief work in post-war Europe. It was there that her ideas about dignity and the importance of listening to the dying were born. She came to the United States in the late '50s and worked in many hospitals. Eventually she was allowed to teach a seminar at the Universi more...
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07/08/1926 Zurich, Switzerland, Western Europe,
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