很快地，库伯勒罗斯开始了她在与医院和学校的全国演讲。
Soon, Kübler-Ross was lecturing at hospitals and universities across the country.
库伯勒·罗斯收到了读者寄来的成捆的邮件，他们感谢她开始了对死亡这个话题的探讨。
"Eva's bearing and beauty flew against the truth that the young woman was terribly ill." kubler-ross received stacks of mail from readers thanking her for starting a conversation about death.
库伯勒·罗斯想到了她要讲些什么，她想要去谈谈，那些在她看来成日围着重症病人却显得并不严肃的美国医生们应该如何应对那些已经到来和即将到来的死亡。
Kubler-ross had found her topic. She would talk about how American doctors-who, in her experience, were skittish around seriously ill patients-should approach death and dying.
医院里，库伯勒-罗斯的许多同事都认为她在残忍地追名逐利，她阴森森地迫使病人思考自己的死亡。
Many of Kübler-Ross's peers at the hospital felt that the seminars were exploitative and cruel, ghoulishly forcing patients to contemplate their own deaths.
也许你们有人知道，伊丽莎白·库伯勒·罗斯，关于所谓的死亡五部曲的论述。
Some of you may know about Elisabeth Kubler-Ross' discussion of the so-called five stages of dying.
也许你们有人知道，伊丽莎白·库伯勒·罗斯，关于所谓的死亡五部曲的论述。
Some of you may know about Elisabeth Kubler-Ross' discussion of the so-called five stages of dying.
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