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The Will To Live is Nechama Surik's first book. Chronicling her family's experience with her father's near-fatal car crash in 2000, it was originally written as a journal. In this warm, inspiring work Surik shares her observations on human character in crisis and looks at the ethical dilemmas and communication difficulties she faced throughout this time. She also examines the Israeli health system, especially regarding technological advances in care and aspects of patient-doctor rapport. Above all, Surik speaks movingly of her own amazement at her father's "will to live" despite his...

The Will To Live is Nechama Surik's first book. Chronicling her family's experience with her father's near-fatal car crash in 2000, it was originally written as a journal. In this warm, inspiring work Surik shares her observations on human character in crisis and looks at the ethical dilemmas and communication difficulties she faced throughout this time. She also examines the Israeli health system, especially regarding technological advances in care and aspects of patient-doctor rapport. Above all, Surik speaks movingly of her own amazement at her father's "will to live" despite his...

This book was not originally written for publication; it was the author's intent to present it to her father as a journal. Following much consideration, she decided to share both her ethical dilemmas and her observations on patient-doctor rapport with the general public. Above all, Surik wanted to tell of her own amazement at her father's "will to live" following a terrible car accident which left him at death's door. "The Will to Live" is a Hebrew book that is in English translation proces.