My dog will eat my face

My dog will eat my face

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My dog will eat my face episodes

  • Tomorrow-Land
    I've definitely entered Horace's "tomorrow" - and I need to be able to cope with just how violent death is. I was not expecting this. #coping #CHF #dying #death lwww.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    37 min
  • Like Autumn Leaves
    I've been plagued with severe physical and emotional problems due to my sickness advancing into the next stage, if there is one. These are daunting problems, and I see no way out.
    30 min
  • My New World Order
    In this episode, I provide a new update on generally what it's like to die. Many things have changed since I first published a podcast on this topic. My whole world order, you can say, has changed. #CHF -#dying #death lwww.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    54 min
  • My health disaster.
    A quick summary of events to me losing the ability to walk then regaining the ability. #Inability to walk #hospice #heart failure #dying #coping # mrexixmcertwww.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    26 min
  • Inventory Day
    Taking quick stock of where I am today with managing medical and mental health issues as I go through this experience. #hospice #heart failure #dying #coping www.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    39 min
  • Joy Overcoming My Calamity
    Brief health update and associated physical accident which tested my emotional resolve. This led to a broader epiphany how I may handle my illness. #depression #hospice #heart failure #dying #coping www.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    1 hr 2 min
  • Mental Health, Cannibalism, and other Taboos
    An open dialogue about not just mental illness in general, but my mental illness. The o my way to manage this blight is open discussion. Only a crazy person would stigmatize the topic. #depression #psychosis #stigma #hospice #heart failure #dying #coping www.Patreon.com/mydogwilleatmyface
    44 min

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Description of one mans experience as he dies in hospice care, not knowing what may come or when it will end.