Why We Are Here?
Have you wondered why the Everyone Dies team are working so hard at producing education about terminal illness, death, dying, and bereavement? There are probably times they wonder why themselves, but ...
30 Heinä 202135min
Big Girls Do Cry
How do we handle change? There are a lot of situations besides serious illness and death of a loved one that puts us in situations where change is required from us. Listen to our guest as his positiv...
23 Heinä 202149min
A Stroke of Luck
What is it like to have a stroke? Find out as we interview Janet Douglas about her experiences and challenges of rehabilitation after a right-sided stroke. Learn about this type of stroke of how it ...
16 Heinä 20211h
Courage in the Face of Lung Disease
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is an interstitial lung disease (ILD) that does not have a known cause. People have symptoms of worsening difficulty breathing, worsening lung function, and poor o...
9 Heinä 20211h 15min
Enhancing Lives with Dignity Therapy
How can we make the end of life meaningful, retaining dignity, honor, respect, and esteem? We discuss a concept called Dignity in Care - practical ideas and tools to support a culture of compassion a...
2 Heinä 20211h 1min
The New Alzheimer's Drug
The FDA recently approved a new drug (Aduhlem) for Alzheimer's, but is it really of benefit? What are the risks? Learn more about the background of clinical trials, the FDA approval, and things you ...
25 Kesä 20211h 9min
Midwives for the End of Life
End-of-life doulas (also called midwives) are similar to birth midwives - they advise and advocate for a client's wishes; in this case, how they perceive a "good death." We also interview Linda Barna...
18 Kesä 202129min
Planning a Memorial Ceremony for Your Pet
Today we are talking with a Lucy Morganstern, a pet doula. Pet doulas complement end of life care for a pet, supporting both the animals and their owners with compassionate care, and help the owners ...
11 Kesä 202154min
