Everyone ages. Accidents happen. Illness is a fact of the human condition. No one lives forever. LIFE IS TERMINAL. You know these things. Yet few people seem to have embraced these common sense realities. Author Arthur H. Parsons M.D. thinks it's time you did. Parsons challenges you to confront your own beliefs and attitudes toward your health and your life so you can face the often unpredictable twists and turns in your journey as you move toward the inevitable end of your life. Whenever that might be.

After 45 years as a family physician, Dr. Parsons knows more than a thing or two about the lack of common sense these days when it comes to people's health and their lives, and he's on a quest to help us recognize our own common sense and apply it to the health care we seek and the life we lead to the end.

Bombarded from all sides by half-truths, misconceptions and outright lies in the media and on the web, it's hard to apply even what common sense you have to figuring out what to do. Should you follow advice from those health gurus? Celebrities? Social media darlings? Or anyone else. In Life is Terminal: A Doctor's Common Sense Guide for Making it to the End Dr. Arthur Parsons challenges you to confront your own beliefs and attitudes toward health and life to figure out where you lack common sense, then provides guidance in confronting the often unpredictable twists and turns you will face in your health as you move toward the inevitable end of your life.

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