Suffering Narratives of Older Adults

Discover the profound insights within "Suffering Narratives of Older Adults" by Mary Beth Morrissey, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2014. This engaging hardback edition comprises 192 pages dedicated to exploring the intersection of moral phenomenology and bioethics. Morrissey delves into innovative perspectives on pain and suffering, enriching our understanding of treatment options and the complexities of medical futility. The book thoughtfully examines surrogacy, decision-making, and the moral agency of patients, while also addressing the sensitive experiences surrounding end-of-life care. By providing alternatives to traditional ethical frameworks, Morrissey invites readers to rethink their approach to the challenges faced by older adults in medical settings. Ideal for professionals and scholars in the field of medical ethics, this book offers a fresh narrative that emphasizes empathy and understanding in patient care.