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Die Better episodes
- Hospice Vs. Palliative Care
Clarifying the differences of hospice and palliative care and discussing their benefits.
12 min - What It Means When Someone Takes a Long Time to Die
What it means when someone hangs on longer than expected during the final stages of dying, and what may be done to ease in comforting the person who is dying.
10 min - Finding Meaning when Faced with Terminal Illness
How We May Go About Creating Meaning in Our Life When Diagnosed with A Terminal IllnessSuicide Hotline: https://988lifeline.org/The Coda Alliance:https://codaalliance.org/
10 min - Anger
A very valid and common feeling we all experience (with many things), especially at end - of - life. We cover the stuff that is usually behind the anger emotion, clarify some misconceptions, and cover how we can move through and with this emotion so it can work better for you.
18 min - 16 min
- Medical Decision Making at End - of - LifeReviewing the main points when it comes to making medical decisions at end - of -life.33 min
- Why & How to Talk to Someone Who is Dying
Talking to a dying person/loved one, can be healing for people involved in the experience. Here, we cover why and how we should approach talking to someone who is dying so we provide comfort for the dying person and the person talking to the dying person.
13 min - 7 min
About Die Better
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Our episodes are still available however as of March 2026, all episodes will be available on YouTube. Thank you to those listening, providing feedback and for being here.
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course in dying and living better. Let's start normalizing these conversations and education about death and dying so we Die Better® at end-of-life and, learn the most from death, until we get there. Abigail D'Agostino, RN BSN MBA
Disclaimer -
Not medical advice. Any and all content shared, discussed, or exchanged is for educational and informational purposes only.
Although I am a licensed nurse, I am not acting in the capacity of your personal healthcare provider during these episodes and/or exchanges. Nothing provided should be interpreted as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for any specific condition. No provider-patient relationship is formed.
You should always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified healthcare professional regarding any questions you may have about your health, medical conditions, or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something discussed in these episodes.
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