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One thing you can count on in life is the fact that you are going to die. How’s that for a buzzkill? Most people diligently ignore the reality of their future demise. Thinking about death somehow seems wrong. Luckily, a real life coroner challenged a few thousand internet strangers to do the thinking for you. […]

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An independent autopsy provides cause and manner of death, and answers any remaining questions. About 20 percent of US deaths are subject to investigation by coroners or medical examiners. While autopsies are often done during the course of an investigation, they are not always required. Each case is individually evaluated to determine a cause and […]

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I have a tendency to try and do everything myself and in some ways it is good and in many ways its bad. It is important to know and understand all aspects of your life and business, but that does not mean having to do all the tasks involved in making it a success.  It […]

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In the United States (US), Medical Examiners and Coroners (ME/Cs) have the legal authority for the management of mass fatality incidents (MFI). Yet, preparedness and operational capabilities in this sector remain largely unknown Both large-scale fatality disasters, as well as smaller scale incidents with multiple fatalities are referred to as “mass fatality incidents” (MFI). Generally, […]

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Fear is the biggest obstacle to your success and the most controllable  by you . In nearly every situation fear is a state of mind beyond the reality. More often than not,  your fear is based from a feeling that you might fail, or that your ego or pride might be adversely effected.  A good […]

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A few years ago, the third Monday in January was labeled Blue Monday by many experts in the mental health field. But no matter what day of the week it occurs on, Anita Agers Brooks, common trauma expert, and author of Getting Through What You Can’t Get Over, believes January 21st is a good barometer […]

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How often do you quit when things get tough? Would you describe yourself as an unshakable optimist? Do you view problems as opportunities or warning signs? How do you view failure and are you making sure that you don’t make the one mistake people make when learning from their mistakes? Things rarely work out the […]

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