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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: A Memoir of Life in Death
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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: A Memoir of Life in Death

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In 1995, Jean-Dominique Bauby, the witty, gregarious editor of French "Elle", suffered a stroke that left him totally paralyzed, able to communicate ... Show synopsis

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  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: A Memoir of Life in Death

    Trade paperback, 1998

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    Trade paperback, 2007

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    Hardcover, 1997

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Overall customer rating: 4.715
Kalee

Very interesting

by Kalee on Jul 5, 2009

I did enjoy this book but recommend that you see the movie version first as I did. Then you have a vivid picture of what is actually happening. He was incredible as he still used his mind to "go" places where he wanted to "go". More

beccabirds
by beccabirds on May 7, 2009

an amazing story....very thought provoking and inspiring. I highly recommend reading this book...it will get you to truly think and ponder about your own life problems, solutions and attitudes. More

icarus3rd

Unique perspective on loss

by icarus3rd on Jan 6, 2009

I saw the movie first and was very impressed but then I had to read the book. The book is even more amazing. So hard to believe that anyone could have the courage to write this testimony of loosing their control of their own body. I thought it was a wonderful and enjoyable read. More

susay

Required reading for healthcare providers

by susay on Apr 24, 2008

Each chapter stood alone. And at the end of each chapter he brought closure in his mastery of words to end with a sting of wit. His perception and ability to express his feelings about his situation are certainly what most patients think, but are not able to articulate... even if they can talk. This ... More

Ashleigh518

great book

by Ashleigh518 on Feb 17, 2008

This book is so touching. I loved this because it is very humbling. To tell the truth I was not excited about reading it at first. I had to read it for a college class. I fell into it after the very first page. It is so moving and really makes you think about how precious life is. He is a strong man ... More

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