Bernhoff A. Dahl, M.D. |
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It has been said since ancient times... |
That to know how to live, one must first learn how to die. |
Rescued from a "near-death" experience, Dr. Bernie Dahl lives to share... |
Lessons for Living from a Mt. Washington Misadventure |
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October 23, 1999, Mt. Washington, New Hampshire. |
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It was truly a dark and stormy night, perhaps the darkest and stormiest night of my life, for I came to within five key minutes of death... my death... because my rescuers were about to give up! As a pathologist for over 30 years, I had developed a close professional relationship with "death and dying ... certainly not with my death! |
During the long night, as I lay waiting for rescue in extreme wind and snow conditions, with wind gusts to 98 miles per hour, and then waiting for my death, I had abundant time to think about living... to think about dying. |
Bernhoff
A. Dahl, M.D., author, speaker, consultant, humorist, and veteran mountaineer shares his life-threatening experience in a positive, motivational, and inspirational message focusing on three admonitions: |
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Be prepared to die! Have a plan to live! Do it now! |
" A wonderful, inspiring story of self-discovery and spiritual renewal."
-Rev. Robert Carlson |
" …adapted skillfully to our young audience."
-Anne Mundy, Librarian, Bangor Public Library |
"You were the highlight of our annual meeting."
-Bill Hay, Society for Respiratory Care |
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Dr. Dahl's story to be featured on The Learning Channel's StormForcell series. |
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Dr. Dahl is available as a keynote speaker as well as for workshop/seminar presentations which are : |
- motivational and inspirational
- entertaining and interactive
- adaptable to a wide range of audiences
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Dr. Dahl is a Board-certified pathologist and entrepreneur who has successfully applied unique principles of organizational design /dynamics and leadership skills with a focus on strategic planning to a wide range of professional and business ventures. |
