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Summertime Snack Series - Maybe Try This Today? 

Keeping things short and sweet for the summertime. Death is so much about life and how we live it and in taking this video a little further, I wonder if we all cared about other humans because things are happening to them even though they are not happening to us; but because things are happening to other beings, that we care about them. So, with this said, it's just a little suggestion for today - it will not only make a difference in another being's life, but yours. Yes, it's simple, but imagine our world if we did this more often. Love you, you badass. 

Summertime Snack Series - One Way I Approach Death

Keeping things short and sweet for the summertime. This is a way I approach death - not to minimize it at all but, to consider how you may also want to approach it. 

Summertime Snack Series - This Happens with the "Good Stuff" Too

Keeping things short and sweet for the summertime. Quick reminder that grief happens even when we experience the "good" events in life. It's important to understand this so you are aware of how you/your body responds to these changes in your life.

Maybe it's not "such a cool thing" but a cool thing for sure, that death does. 

Apologies for the sound quality this time of year (I need the AC during these months and since there is no central AC in Germany, I got a portable AC unit and fans blowing in my face so I don't melt). 

This is how I like to think of death and why. Maybe let's think of death this way, versus the typical guy in the long, black cloak. 

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Apologies for the sound quality this time of year (I need the AC during these months and since there is no central AC in Germany, I got a portable AC unit and fans blowing in my face so I don't melt). 

A note about skin for patients/loved ones who are still mobile/somewhat mobile. Why it isn’t only the person who is in bed most hours that we need to be aware of and concerned with (in terms of their skin integrity).

Making medical decisions can seem confusing even when you think you understand everything. I explain why in this video with a little tip to help. Thinking of you. 

This awful sense of desperation and the feelings that come with it, like desperation, are common when experiencing the touch things in life especially with serious illness and death. Here, I share what helped me, personally, in my journey and the unexpected perks that came with it. 

Please remember to always defer to your medical professionals for your medical care, mental health care and any care related to your health and wellbeing. I am not sharing this as a nurse/medical professional for this episode, this is being shared only from my personal experience. What worked for me may not work for you and there are many different types of therapeutic options so you must use the one that best fits your needs with the proper medical and professional guidance. Love you. 

An often-overlooked issue with nausea and vomiting but when addressed, seemed to help the patient/person experiencing these symptoms (based on my professional, medical experience). 

Link for YouTube video mentioned in this episode: https://youtu.be/IURC26veh6o 

This is a little different in that I get a little personal and share what it's like living with chronic conditions so if you have a loved one with a chronic condition(s), this is to help understand what the experience is like.