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Good to Go: Five Understandings to Navigate a Peaceful and Elegant Last Chapter of Life

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"If you want to go in peace, Good to Go defines the inner game to play before you die."—TIM GALLWEY, Author of NYT bestselling series, The Inner Game.

"This book is a must for anyone who may be grappling with dying well ... a masterpiece."—PHILLIP GOLD, M.D., Library of Congress Council of Scholars, Author of Breaking Through Depression


"A gentle, well considered guidebook for making peace with life’s end."—KIRKUS REVIEW

Good to Go is a passionate and personal appeal for how we can approach our last breath with wisdom and without fear, pain, or regret. If you are fortunate enough to have some time towards the end of life to approach death consciously, this book will have value for you and your loved ones. It is possible that our last chapter can be filled with as much beauty as our first.Over five decades, Dr. John Horton developed five understandings about how we can move towards death and make our departure safe, comfortable and peaceful. It can even be elegant. In Good to Go, he shares these understandings through more than 25 short stories of people whom he had the good fortune to meet and treat as they approached death. These stories will fill your soul with a new sense about your time on earth and help you connect with your life’s deep meaning.

242 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 9, 2024

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November 3, 2024
I found this an uplifting and inspiring hope filled read, not at all what you expect a book about dying.

John Horton pulls the shroud back of secrecy and fear around death. He takes us with him into the lives of his patients facing their own mortality, sharing insights, wisdom and the beauty of the human spirit.

I highly recommend this book. Its beautifully written.
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