Title: Must read for patients with serious illness and their doctors Review: Michael Stern, M.D. has succeeded in writing a brief book that captures the isolation of someone who has been diagnosed with a serious, life threatening or terminal illness. Even more importantly, anyone who has symptoms for which there seems to be no diagnosis or relief needs to read "The Lonely Patient".It should be handed out by hospital social workers to those involved in caregiving for those afflicted. The book should also be required reading in medical schools.Dr. Stern interweaves the story of his brother-in-law stricken with a rare cancer of the sinuses with case studies of his own patients. He astutely divides his book into four parts: Betrayal, Terror, Loss and Loneliness and illustrates the doctor-patient relationship in a most enlightening manner.This is a must read in the tradition of Dr. Sherwin B. Nuland's excellent book "How We Die Reflections on Life's Final Chapter". Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Stay Away Review: DO NOT buy this machine. I purchased mine at Best Buy in late July, watched exactly one DVD on it, and now it won't play anything, anywhere, anytime. I tried resetting it, hooking it to 3 different TV's, hooking it through different cables, and nothing. The display counter goes to 00:01 on both the DVD and VHS sides, and that's it, nada. Toshiba only has a 90 day warranty, and since we don't watch many movies, I'm SOL. Doubt if Best Buy will do anything either. Total garbage Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: SEARCHING The DREGS For VIEWING Review: Its hard to believe how bad this show is. I was trying to find some TV Comedy I'd never seen & thought to give this a try. Other then a lot of wooden moralizing & a few stock jokes endlessly repeated, this shows offers NOTHING! The lumbering nature of the comedy here NEVER produced so much as a chuckle for me. I only watch prerecorded Media & never Broadcast or Cable. I'd heard of Mr. Allen but had no idea what I was stepping in when I started to watch this set. I suppose if you need something to watch with your 6 year olds & want to limit their exposure to reality this show would fill the bill; otherwise Forget It!A Complete WASTE of DVDs. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
