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Parental death in midlife may result in lingering feelings of loneliness, feeling alone on the earth for the first time in their lives. Their death can bring back memories of former losses, unresolved conflicts, and doubts about life’s purpose. Knowing that we are not alone as we struggle with this change in our life can help adjust to a world without our parents.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 06:10 – Recipe of the Week, Ding Dong Cake
• 08:11 – Palm Beach’s Pet Cemetery
• 10:22 – Interview: Coping with the Death of a Complicated Parent
• 43:54 – Outro

Unpacking the Aftermath of a Parent’s Death
Noelle cared for her mom while on hospice. We visited her a few months after her mother’s death as she discussed the challenges, emotions and positive coping techniques she uses.

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When we plan for our inevitable death, we can make our end of life easier for our loved ones.

Life is hard, loss is hard, grief is hard. A final gift we can offer those who love us is to have our paperwork in order so they do not have to expend their energy on these details. Learn what kinds of things you can put in your advance care planning so healthcare decisions and your last wishes are honored.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 05:23 – Overlooked No More: "Rockin' Granny" Cordell Jackson
• 12:14 – Recipe of the Week – Lemon Cloud Cookies
• 13:20 – Are You Prepared to Die
• 32:30 – Advance Care Planning – An Example from a Friend

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Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICD) are a technology that many people have, especially if they survived cardiac arrest or have a heart condition that causes dangerous heart rhythms.

ICDs are a great technology, but at some point a decision may need to be made about continued use or turning it off. This show will help you understand the issues involved and five considerations for making this decision.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 02:03 – Richard Lewis in “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
• 05:31 – “Much Ado About Dying” Documentary Review
• 08:48 – Recipe of the Week: Charleston Chewies
• 11:35 – Overlooked No More: Beatrix Potter
• 16:50 – ICDs and End of Life
• 35:53 – “This Confusion” – a poem
• 37:49 – Outro

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Learn Healthy Strategies to Deal with a Person with Anger Issues
Are you overwhelmed by the political climate, difficult people in healthcare, or even the person riding your bumper on the roadway? We take a look at WWII to learn why you can’t appease an aggressor, but also explore techniques to better navigate situations with someone who has anger issues.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 02:24 – Nazi Concentration Camps on British Soil
• 07:56 – History: Why You Can’t Appease an Aggressor
• 18:32 – Strategies to Navigate an Aggressive Situation
• 27:36 – Outro

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Find connection and community through digital preservation and memorialization
People are more frequently choosing cremation over burial and in doing so, raises the question of memorialization. Digital memorials are the current answer to how to keep our memory alive without a gravesite to visit. The available options seem only to be limited by our imagination and the current technology available.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 03:52 – John Green’s Paper Towns
• 09:18 – Recipe of the Week: Southern Fried Cabbage
• 11:02 – Interview: Digital Memorials
• 44:51 – Outro

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Indigenous Americans have higher rates of cancer, dementia, and diabetes compared to other US populations. How is this related to their historical experiences? We talk about an understandable distrust of the healthcare system and how it continues to impact tribes. https://bit.ly/49zPMy2

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 04:50 – Recipe of the Week: Pawpaw Cookies
• 08:19 – Exploring Native American Health Disparities
• 25:16 – Interview: Dr. Jeanna Ford on COVID impacts for tribes
• 46:05 – Outro

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Learn all about stomach cancer treatment, symptom management, and end-stage disease.

In Part 1 we talked about risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, staging, and survival estimates. This week for Part 2 of our discussion we review treatment options, symptom management, end-stage disease, and how you can support someone with stomach cancer.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 02:18 – How to Lower Your Risk for Stomach Cancer
• 09:50 – Recipe of the Week: Popcorn Balls
• 12:39 – Stomach Cancer Treatment
• 21:01 – Stomach Cancer Symptom Management
• 33:14 – End-Stage Stomach Cancer
• 41:49 – How to Support Someone with Stomach Cancer
• 50:24 – Greg’s Journal: The Loneliness of Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease
• 54:00- Outro

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 Learn all about stomach cancer risk factors, symptoms & diagnosis

Toby Keith died this month, 28 months after his stomach cancer diagnosis. Stomach cancer is the 5th most common cancer in the world, and anyone can get it. This is part one of a two-part review where we talk about risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, staging, and survival estimates. We also celebrate the life and poetry of Toby Keith.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
•  00:20 – Intro
•  05:59 - Remembering Toby Keith
•  17:16 - How to make Toby's Fried Bologna Sandwich
•  18:19 - All About Stomach Cancer, Part 1: risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, staging, and survival estimates
•  47:21 - Don't Let the Old Man In
•  52:47 - Outro

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Learn about the hidden, cumulative effects of tackle football on the brain, especially for children, and how you can minimize the risk.

Playing tackle football as a child can impact health and quality of life as an adult. Simply put, lifestyle impacts health. So, what do you do when your child brings home the permission form to play football when every year there are new studies documenting the negative long-term effects linking football and brain disease? This week’s show focus can help you answer this question and help you protect your child’s developing brain

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 04:23 – Honoring our Fallen Soldiers
• 05:53 – Super Bowl
• 07:09 – Recipe of the Week: Pig Candy
• 11:09 – Traumatic Brain Encephalitis
• 35:56 – Funeral Theater: “Concussion”
• 44:20 – Outro

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How do I help a Native American friend who is sick or grieving?

It may be awkward when someone has a different culture to know what to do. Each tribe, person and family can be different. Dr. Jeanna Ford joins us again to talk about her experiences in her culture and as a medical professional and to give us advice and help to understand. This is especially important for anyone in a healthcare profession or caregiving role.

We celebrate the role of family with fry bread, a favorite food that is made and eaten together and its history.  We finish off with a beautiful essay about the sacred connection with the sun.

In this Episode:

• 00:00 – Our Sponsor: Tree of Life Memorials and Digital & Stone
• 00:20 – Intro
• 03:01 – Recipe of the Week: Indian Taco
• 03:36 – The History of Indian Fry Bread
• 08:32 – Marianne’s Powwow Experiences
• 12:27 – Oklahoma in the Oil Boom Era
• 20:05 – Guest Dr. Jeanna Ford on Native American Families
• 30:21 – A Sacred Connection to the Sun, by Joy Harjo
• 33:40 – Outro

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