Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, And Why

I purchased this book for my husband after hearing about it from a instructor in a CPR class I took...I told my husband about it and he wanted to order the book...it wasn't exactly what he expected it to be and after he thumbed thru it, he laid it down for servral days...well when he picked it up again, he said he couldn't put it down as the stories we very inspiring...we will be ordering it for our grandkids in the future and based on what my husband said about the book I will also be reading it...

This was an inspiring, interesting, and practical book. It's a quick read and the fundemental rules of survival are the same rules for success in business, life, relationships...staying aware, being resourceful, keep moving, dealing with reality/not pereception of how it should be or how you'd like it to be, and most importantly having faith in yourself and others. Great book for anyone.

I can't say much more about it than other posters but my final judgment on the book was that I originally checked it out at the library and liked it so much that I bought a copy for home.

Here are the REAL lessons learned by folks that weren't trained to survive in the wild, but who had survival situations thrust upon them! Whatever the life crisis; plane crash, boat sinks, avalanche, animal attack, financial disaster, health crisis - here are the rules for SURVIVAL.
Great stories and examples - with the lesson to be learned at each chapters end. Start to use these RULES and you'll avoid survival situations, but if ti happens - FUBAR/SNAFU; you'll be ready; Mentally!!

Deep Survival needs another editor. The poor literary quality makes the book awkward and irritating to read. The author's attempt apply science to survival situations is unconvincing. The author appears to be unqualified and his analysis of each situation is brief and incomplete.