Elaine Feuer - CEO & Author
Chaya' s Angels:
A Spiritual Journey with Down Syndrome
Traveling In and Out of Heaven
To Gently Leave This Life:
The Right To Die (2018 Updates)
The Last Waltz: Love, Death & Betrayal
Innocent Casualties:
The FDA's War Against Humanity
Sex In The 21st Century:
Are Emails Hotter Than Sex?
Coming in February 2023
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A Provocative, Engaging & Humorous book about Sex and Dating in the 21st Century: hot dates, seductive emails, alluring relationships, and steamy sex. Has Internet dating - via emails, text messages, FaceTime, and other apps - affected sexuality? Get the book!
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Traveling In and Out of Heaven, is the story of my brother’s five-month battle against esophageal cancer, encompassing: the profound love between a brother and sister as they struggle with the torment of an unbearable illness; the love and support of family and friends; and the treacherous betrayal of a daughter. She exploited her next-of-kin status, threatening to end Allan’s life when he still had a chance of surviving, to inherit his Life Insurance Trust. And then she did the unspeakable. It is with heartfelt forewarning, that I advise readers to ascertain end-of-life options, to avoid the adjunct anguish that engulfed my life as my brother’s medical proxy (which he had inadvertently forgot to sign), and as Executor of his Estate. The poignant and agonizing issues in this narrative are circumstances that readers could encounter at some point in their lifetime: an unsigned medical proxy; next-of-kin power over medical decisions; life support; and a duplicitous legal petition. Join me on this journey of love, heartbreak, and malevolence. Once you start reading, you won’t be able to stop!
Welcome to the 2018 Updates Edition for To Gently Leave This Life. For people who are suffering from a terminal or incurable illness, the option of a peaceful passing is the issue at the forefront of modern society. Assessing the quality of life, and allowing patients who suffer from debilitating pain and dependence on others to gently leave this life, gives people a dignified alternative. Five years ago, when I was researching and writing the first edition of To Gently Leave This Life, I anticipated many more states and countries to have enacted assisted dying legislation by now. Only six states and the District of Columbia have passed Death With Dignity laws. Only one more country, Canada, has legalized voluntary euthanasia.
All books are available for purchase under Shop: in Paperback, PDF for computers, MOBI for Kindle eBook Readers, EPUB for iBook Readers and other eBook readers such as Google Play Books. I hope Blue Danube Publishing serves as an instrument to further enhance your life, your insights, and all your options regarding health care and end-of-life decisions.
Elaine Feuer
January 2023
Innocent Casualties: The FDA's War Against Humanity, is now available in its 4th edition as an eBook.
Sean Davison's Last Waltz
Sean Davison finished serving a 3-year house arrest on June 20, 2022, for three premeditated murder charges. The acclaimed euthanasia advocate assisted these men, in excruciating pain, to gently leave this life.
The Last Waltz: Love, Death & Betrayal by Sean Davison, is an enthralling new memoir that tells the heartbreaking story of what happens when patients who are suffering do not have the option of assisted death. The Last Waltz is the story of an extraordinary love between a terminally-ill mother and son, and how their informed decisions lead to unforeseen consequences: A sister betrays her brother; a son is charged with murder; Archbishop Desmond Tutu requests bail; igniting a public debate about voluntary euthanasia and the right to die.
Assisted Suicide and the Death that Divided Sean Davison's Family
The Sidney Morning Herald
By Peter Munro, September 17, 2016
"I will be informing the police that you murdered our mother."
Sean Davison received the single-line email at 1pm on Wednesday, May 28, 2008, 19 months after the funeral. He hadn't seen his sister Mary since they had posed for a photograph together in front of the coffin, which they helped paint in the bright colours, black cats and beaches so loved by their mum.
"I've had enough, this is not life," Patricia, 85, had repeatedly told her four adult children from her sick bed in late 2006. Cancer had spread to her lungs, liver and brain. Patricia – a former GP and psychiatrist who loved painting and dancing – was in constant pain and desperate to die. She jokingly asked to be drowned in Otago Harbour, which she could see from her home near Dunedin, on New Zealand's South Island.
"Compassion makes me cry and I cried many times reading The Last Waltz: Love, Death & Betrayal, feeling the love Sean and Pat shared. It broke my heart, and yet the strength of this man’s caring, while reaching his own breaking point many times over, never lost the courage to abide his mother’s wish... Words of admiration fall short for Sean."
EG's Reality Press
Elaine speaking at the World Federation of
Right to Die Societies, in Chicago 2014.