Compiled by Fern Stewart Welch, Rose Winters, and Ken Ross

Contributors of the 51 essays include Muhammad Ali; Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York; Stephen Levine; Raymond Moody; Bernie Siegel; J. Donald Schumacher; Marianne Williamson; Melina Kanakaredes; and Doreen Virtue

$14.95 - 256 pages - ISBN: 978-0-9816219-9

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, M.D., the Swiss-born physician, author, and lecturer, touched the lives of countless people around the world with her universal message that each moment of a patient’s life matters, especially when facing a life-limiting illness. She taught us that hospice is about living, not dying; transformed age-old taboos about end-of-life discussions; and challenged us to think about what it means to be alive.

Elisabeth had the remarkable ability to establish a deep, communal bond with people, whether she was inspiring millions through the messages in her books, addressing a packed lecture hall, or sitting down to a hot cup of tea with a guest. Taking tea was Elisabeth’s way of connecting and sharing in an extremely disconnected society. Symbolically, she truly did "take tea" with the entire global community through her ground-breaking work.

The fifty-one contributors to Tea With Elisabeth come from all walks of life and include bestselling authors, leaders in hospice and palliative care, well-known colleagues, family members, and friends of Elisabeth’s. They share their poignant—and at times lighthearted—stories and tributes, providing extraordinary insight into one of the great compassionate souls of our era.