Maybe it's not "such a cool thing" but a cool thing for sure, that death does. Apologies for the sound quality this time of year (I need the AC during these months and since there is no central AC in Germany, I got a portable AC unit and fans blowing in my face so I don't melt).

Maybe it's not "such a cool thing" but a cool thing for sure, that death does. Apologies for the sound quality this time of year (I need the AC during these months and since there is no central AC in Germany, I got a portable AC unit and fans blowing in my face so I don't melt).

Maybe it's not "such a cool thing" but a cool thing for sure, that death does.&nbsp;Apologies for the sound quality this time of year (I need the AC during these months and since there is no central AC in Germany, I got a portable AC unit and fans blowing in my face so I don't melt).&nbsp;

Such a Cool Thing About Death

A course in dying and living better. Let's start normalizing these conversations and education about death and dying so we Die Better® at end-of-life and, learn the most from death, until we get there. Abigail D'Agostino, RN BSN MBA Disclaimer - &nbsp;Not medical advice. Any and all content shared, discussed, or exchanged is for educational and informational purposes only. Although I am a licensed nurse, I am not acting in the capacity of your personal healthcare provider during these episodes and/or exchanges. Nothing provided should be interpreted as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for any specific condition. No provider-patient relationship is formed.&nbsp; You should always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified healthcare professional regarding any questions you may have about your health, medical conditions, or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something discussed in these episodes. By participating, you acknowledge and agree that you remain solely responsible for your own health decisions and outcomes, and that I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on the information shared.&nbsp;

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A course in dying and living better. Let's start normalizing these conversations and education about death and dying so we Die Better® at end-of-life and, learn the most from death, until we get there. Abigail D'Agostino, RN BSN MBA Disclaimer -   Not medical advice. Any and all content shared, discussed, or exchanged is for educational and informational purposes only. Although I am a licensed nurse, I am not acting in the capacity of your personal healthcare provider during these episodes and/or exchanges. Nothing provided should be interpreted as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for any specific condition. No provider-patient relationship is formed.  You should always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified healthcare professional regarding any questions you may have about your health, medical conditions, or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something discussed in these episodes. By participating, you acknowledge and agree that you remain solely responsible for your own health decisions and outcomes, and that I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on the information shared. 

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