In her writing, she is very descriptive in the way people handle their emotions when working with the deceased and having to change their body from what it had been before death. In the first chapter she talks about attending a seminar on facelifts where they work with human heads to have a more realistic operation experience. The doctors attending the seminar treat the cadaver heads with the utmost respect, yet, many feel as if they are being disrespectful to them for a number of reasons. Roach spins death on the edge and brings a new perspective to it because she is not afraid to show the many aspects of what people are like after death. I believe that in a way this relates to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's book because she as well puts a different spin on the meaning of death by showing how we grieve a
In her writing, she is very descriptive in the way people handle their emotions when working with the deceased and having to change their body from what it had been before death. In the first chapter she talks about attending a seminar on facelifts where they work with human heads to have a more realistic operation experience. The doctors attending the seminar treat the cadaver heads with the utmost respect, yet, many feel as if they are being disrespectful to them for a number of reasons. Roach spins death on the edge and brings a new perspective to it because she is not afraid to show the many aspects of what people are like after death. I believe that in a way this relates to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's book because she as well puts a different spin on the meaning of death by showing how we grieve a