Keeping our hearts open with people at the end of life brings blessings not just to them but to us as well. Accompanying people as they ail and die can be deeply rewarding and few feel this as keenly at Deanna Cochran, who trains experts in the field to meet each moment present and alive. A strong advocate for palliative care long before hospice is appropriate, she has brought her own experience with the death of her moth to countless families needing guidance with their loved ones' illnesses, passing and the inevitable grief that follows. What are the things she most relies on the guide her steps? What keeps her open and motivated so that she can be the best possible guide. And what can each of us learn in listening to her story? On the eve of releasing her first book, join us to hear how Deanna has found her way to her life's passion!