Maybe it’s a little semantic to question whether talking about near death experience (NDE) is appropriate for our End of Life Conversations (EOLC) group – but that didn’t stop Tom Rotella, who has been a hospice worker and leads a group on NDE’s, coming to do just that. He was telling us about these phenomena that happen…
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An Arrhythmic Coffee Klatch
I am part of a group of old farts (the “Coffee Klatch”) who meet once a week to shoot the breeze. But being old, the topic often turns to health and the conversation degenerates into something of an organ recital. Prostate, bowel, joint or kidney problems – almost any organ. But the one that seems…
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Planning for the End of Life Care YOU want.
Life – or perhaps I should say death – was so much easier in the old days. Not Many People Want This As Their End-of life Option As end-of-life researcher Joanne Lynn puts it, life threatening illness would “strike without warning and you get through it or you don’t.” Effective treatments were few. Doctors would…
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Art Work to Support the Art of Medicine
I’m reaching for some cheesy double entendre about artwork on the walls supporting the art of medicine. This because, once again, artwork on the walls of Sammy T’s is going to help us practice the art of medicine at the Moss Free Clinic where I am medical director. The Fine Dining Place That is Helping Moss Clinic Moss is…
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