Everyone Dies

Our guest this week is Becky Jackson whose son died from liver failure five years ago after a long history of drug addiction. Becky has developed a model of recovery therapy called Inner Family Healing which is helping the different parts of ourselves grieve and heal. She offers an interesting perspective on grief and discusses her new book which is a workbook for doing this healing work.
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Polly is like any other mother of four adult children in her commitment to their success and happiness. One day her third son went to his parents to tell them he had been misusing opioids for four years, which started a rollercoaster of detox and relapses.
One day he went missing and was found in his car, dead from an overdose of oxycontin laced with fentanyl. Polly talks about how overwhelming a sudden death is, the stigma, guilt, anger, and tremendous grief that affects the entire family. We hope you benefit and learn something new from this interview.
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We have heard Stevan’s story from diagnosis of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis to lung transplant. This week we talk about life after a lung transplant. Join us to learn more about Stevan’s experience with a complex medication regimen, immunosuppression, and increased risk for skin cancer.
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Dr. Marianne Matzo’s interview is with Steven Lemke on Chronis Illness and Fatigue.

The bustle of the holidays can leave us exhausted. So can life. Fatigue is especially present after surgery and when you have a chronic illness. This week we talk to Stevan Lemke who has been living with Chronic Illness for the last eight years. Steven shares with us how he has learned to live with fatigue
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Holidays: One of the Most Difficult Times of the Year Holidays are stressful for many people, but the holiday season is even harder in the face of loss and grief. This week Everyone Dies debuts our team member, Victoria Lynn Bentley. Victoria is a licensed therapist who discusses self-care practices that we can do to help us handle a holiday while grieving. Join us for this interview with Victoria who has many insights to offer regarding coping through the holidays. Perhaps you could provide how you are coping with the Holidays to Dr. Marianne Martzo.
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Michael is married to Janet who has Huntington’s disease and dementia; he wasn’t prepared to be Janet’s caregiver, but he has learned a lot in the last 12 years. This week he talks about how relationships, perspectives, and relationships change when
your partner has a progressive, terminal disease. Join us for this interview with Michael who has many insights to offer regarding being a care partner to a terminally ill spouse.
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Anita Myers, CPC, CRCS, the author of “Hearts Do Matter” is our guest this week as we celebrate Children’s Grief Awareness Day on 11/19/2020. The story is about a little girl who has a very special relationship with her mother. Her mother promised she would always be with her, and she shows in the book that she kept her promise in the most loving way. Finding hearts through her daily life built an inspiration that touched not only her heart but the hearts of her family as she got married and had her
own daughter. The author’s message is intended to help readers who suffer loss to find gratitude within the grief and illuminate inspiration that love afterlife exists.https://bit.ly/2HcRJbD
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Huntington’s disease is a rare, inherited disease that causes the progressive breakdown (degeneration) of nerve cells in the brain; it has no cure. It has a broad impact on a person’s ability to function and usually results in movement, thinking (cognitive), and psychiatric disorders. Michael’s wife, Janet, was diagnosed with this disease 12 years ago at age 58 and he has been her care partner ever since. Janet is now receiving hospice support and Michael talks very openly about the challenges of caring for someone with Huntington’s.
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We met Noelle a few weeks ago when I interviewed her about caring for her mother with hospice support. Since we last talked to her, her mother died last month after five and a half months in hospice. Nicole describes those five months as a “slow free fall” and her current state of grief as feeling numb.

The death of a parent is a profound loss; both because of the relationship that came before and despite the relationship that came before. Parental loss in midlife may result in lingering feelings of loneliness, raise memories of former losses, remind us of unresolved conflicts, and make us wonder about life’s purpose. In the death of our parents, we start to realize our mortality and lose our perceived buffer from death.
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Have you ever looked at your pet and wondered what they were thinking? Do they love you unconditionally or are they going to smother you in your sleep? This week we talked to Rae Ramsey a Pet Communicator/Pet Psychic. A person who can perceive information that is unavailable to the normal senses could be considered a psychic. Rae realized she had this gift when she was in kindergarten and can talk to both living and dead pets.
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Hope you doing well during this time with the Pandemic. Jeanne White, Station Manager, Passionate World Talk Radio

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