Everyone Dies (Every1Dies)

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From vaccines to cancer treatment, any new drugs go through rigorous testing called Clinical Trials before they are approved.  Learn about what clinical trials are and how we benefit.

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Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) is scarring in the lungs without a known cause.  It causes lungs to become stiff and makes it hard to get oxygen to into the blood. We talk about IPF symptoms, its impact, and how people are treated.  Charlie also shares interesting stories of people who "worked to death" in fatal working environments, straight from the history books.

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This is the last of a three-part series where we explore Frank Ostaseski's book The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach the Living.  Frank helped found the Zen Hospice Project’s Guest House. Through his work with hospice patients, he felt that “When we come close to the end of our life, what’s really important makes itself known.”   In this episode we talk about the importance of Find a Place of Rest in the Middle of Things, and Cultivate a Don’t Know Mind.

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What can you learn from joining a support group? How do you find a support group? How do you get the most from a support group?

These are the questions we answer and more with a special guest and 30+ year Ovarian Cancer survivor, Odra Pratt.

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Openness is the basis for a skillful response of life.  When we’re open and receptive, we have options.  In this episode we continue our discussion from Frank Ostaseski’s book and the invitations of “Welcome Everything, Push Away Nothing” and “Bring Your Whole Self To the Experience”. 

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When are artificial fluids beneficial, and when can they do more harm than good?  We talk about this issue in detail to help inform this difficult decision. 

We try to answer these questions:

• How does artificial food and fluid work?
• Who is most likely to be helped by artificial food and fluids?
• Who is least likely to be helped by artificial food and fluids?
• What happens if I decide not to try artificial food and fluids at the end of life?
• How do I decide whether to try artificial food and fluids?

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Life and death go together.  Everyone is born, and everyone dies.  We can't truly live unless are aware of death.  What can we learn from those at the end of life?  We explore Frank Ostaseski's book The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach the Living in this three-part series.

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Tracy Harding is a pediatric occupational therapist and has been working in a public school system outside the Boston area for the past twenty-five years. Working with children is her first love and her book was inspired by that passion, and by her abiding love for her mother, Joanne A. Harding. This is her debut children’s illustrated book.

Anna’s Big Wish is about how six-year-old Anna gets her biggest wish of all to visit her recently deceased grandmother, Nana.  Readers can travel with Anna as she gets to say goodbye to her grandmother on her own terms. This book can help children overcome their fears, worries, and concerns about the loss of loved family and friends.

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For this episode we interview Mary Kazanowski, PhD, former professor at St. Anselm College in Manchester and an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner with 30 years' experience as a hospice nurse.  What can you learn after spending this much time supporting patients near the end of life?  Mary has some great insights!

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What does it mean to fight like a girl?  Just ask Tarah Warren, CEO of Tenaciously Teal, and our special guest for this episode.  Tara took her Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer battle and turned it into an incredible mission.  

In our interview, Tara mentioned Survivor's Guilt - it's a type of self-guilt that sometimes takes place after a traumatic event. Marianne goes in depth into what survivor's guilt is and how we can move past it.

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