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Today we’re going to be discussing a grief that is felt and is present even when there isn’t a death of someone we love. Instead, it’s the death of the life and the world we thought we had when we’re given a terminal health diagnosis. And this not only affects the person but also their loved ones. 

Our guest today is Edward Miskie, a writer, producer, and performer, who is now celebrating 10 years of surviving a rare type of cancer!

 

Here’s what (and who) we talk about:

• Blazing through life with musicals and making friends, then suddenly lying down in a hospital bed.
• Edward’s way of denying and attempting to gain control over his diagnosis.
• “Hurry up and do it while you’re still breathing.”
• Using humor to face death. It’s necessary to deal with your emotions in various ways.  
• Edward’s experience of finally being cancer-free.
• The value of figuring out what you really want in life – from small things like food to bigger things like who you want to be!
• And much more!

Website: https://www.edwardmiskie.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edwardmiskie/
Other Links: https://linktr.ee/edwardmiskie

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