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The Completed Life Initiative offers three podcast series: Voices of the Completed Life, Gifts of the Completed Life, and Lexicon of Life and Death. Voices of the Completed Life offers...
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The Completed Life Initiative offers three podcast series: Voices of the Completed Life, Gifts of the Completed Life, and Lexicon of Life and Death.
Voices of the Completed Life offers interviews with those exploring End of Life options for themselves and their loved ones.
Gifts of the Completed Life offers reflections and conversations with authors, artists, physicians and philosophers who help us explore the many ways of answering, “What is a Completed Life?”
Lexicon of Life and Death explores the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death.
If you are interested in sharing your story of exploring End of Life options or discerning how to live a completed life, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at info@completedlife.org.
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Voices of the Completed Life offers interviews with those exploring End of Life options for themselves and their loved ones.
Gifts of the Completed Life offers reflections and conversations with authors, artists, physicians and philosophers who help us explore the many ways of answering, “What is a Completed Life?”
Lexicon of Life and Death explores the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death.
If you are interested in sharing your story of exploring End of Life options or discerning how to live a completed life, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at info@completedlife.org.
The Completed Life Initiative Podcasts
The Completed Life Initiative Podcasts
The Art of Grief - Catharine DeLong
26 JUL. 2024
The Art of Grief - Adam Tendler
19 JUL. 2024
The Art of Grief - Cynthia Clark
12 JUL. 2024
Last Doctors: Peter Reagan - Voices of the Completed Life #18
17 MAY. 2024 · Welcome back to Last Doctors, a new podcast series in the Voices of the Completed Life where we will share conversations with physicians who listen to and care for patients in the last chapters of their lives – when a cure is no longer in sight and the comfort and dignity of the patient becomes the physician’s primary focus.
Our final episode features an interview with Dr. Peter Reagan, a retired Family Practice Physician who was the first to write a prescription for MAiD medications in Oregon in 1998.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
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Last Doctors: Christian Ntizimira - Voices of the Completed Life #17
10 MAY. 2024 · Welcome back to Last Doctors, a new podcast series in the Voices of the Completed Life where we will share conversations with physicians who listen to and care for patients in the last chapters of their lives – when a cure is no longer in sight and the comfort and dignity of the patient becomes the physician’s primary focus.
Our second episode features an interview with Dr. Christian Ntizimira, a specialist in palliative and end-of-life care in Rwanda. He is a global advocate, a Fulbright Alumni, a graduate of Harvard Medical School’s Global Health and Social Medicine program, and author of The Safari Concept: An African Framework for End of Life Care, which we discuss in the interview.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
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Last Doctors: Jean Marmoreo - Voices of the Completed Life #16
3 MAY. 2024 · Last Doctors is a new podcast series in the Voices of the Completed Life where we will share conversations with physicians who listen to and care for patients in the last chapters of their lives – when a cure is no longer in sight and the comfort and dignity of the patient becomes the physician’s primary focus. Dr. Jean Marmoreo, a Canadian physician and author, has helpfully called these remarkable people our “last doctors,” which is the inspiration for the title of our series.
This episode features an interview with Dr. Jean Mormareo as she discusses her book, The Last Doctor: Lessons in Living from the Front Lines of Medical Assistance in Dying. New episodes coming May 10 and 17 will feature Dr. Christian Ntizimira, a Palliative Care Physician from Rwanda, and Dr. Peter Reagan, a Family Practice Physician who was the first to write a prescription for MAiD medications in Oregon in 1998.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
https://www.youtube.com/@thecompletedlifeinitiative/podcasts
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Mgbalu - Lexicon of Life & Death #4
5 ABR. 2024 · In this latest episode, our hosts reflect on the word, “Mgbalu."
Lexicon of Life and Death is a new podcast series where https://completedlife.org/staff/lynn-barger-elliott/ and https://completedlife.org/staff/mark-barger-elliott/ will explore the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death. While asking what it means to live a completed life, they will probe ways that language guides us towards embracing full and whole moments in our lives. As we come into the world, we inherit language to interpret and to express our experiences and emotions. Language evolves as the world changes – evidenced by the 690 new English words Merriam-Webster added to the dictionary last year. Language can also limit our abilities to interact with and to describe the world we inhabit. As the poet Jane Hirschfield once observed, as humans, we attempt to explain something that already exists fully, on its own, without words.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
https://www.youtube.com/@thecompletedlifeinitiative/podcasts
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Transplant - Lexicon of Life & Death #3
22 MAR. 2024 · In this latest episode, our hosts reflect on the word, “Transplant."
Lexicon of Life and Death is a new podcast series where https://completedlife.org/staff/lynn-barger-elliott/ and https://completedlife.org/staff/mark-barger-elliott/ will explore the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death. While asking what it means to live a completed life, they will probe ways that language guides us towards embracing full and whole moments in our lives. As we come into the world, we inherit language to interpret and to express our experiences and emotions. Language evolves as the world changes – evidenced by the 690 new English words Merriam-Webster added to the dictionary last year. Language can also limit our abilities to interact with and to describe the world we inhabit. As the poet Jane Hirschfield once observed, as humans, we attempt to explain something that already exists fully, on its own, without words.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
https://www.youtube.com/@thecompletedlifeinitiative/podcasts
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Follow the Completed Life Initiative:
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Suerza - Lexicon of Life & Death #2
15 MAR. 2024 · In this episode, our hosts discuss the word "Suerza" – a combination of the Spanish words for luck and force: suerta and fuerza. It was coined by the author John Koenig in his book The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
Lexicon of Life and Death is a new podcast series where https://completedlife.org/staff/lynn-barger-elliott/ and https://completedlife.org/staff/mark-barger-elliott/ will explore the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death. While asking what it means to live a completed life, they will probe ways that language guides us towards embracing full and whole moments in our lives. As we come into the world, we inherit language to interpret and to express our experiences and emotions. Language evolves as the world changes – evidenced by the 690 new English words Merriam-Webster added to the dictionary last year. Language can also limit our abilities to interact with and to describe the world we inhabit. As the poet Jane Hirschfield once observed, as humans, we attempt to explain something that already exists fully, on its own, without words.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
https://www.youtube.com/@thecompletedlifeinitiative/podcasts
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Follow the Completed Life Initiative:
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-https://www.facebook.com/completedlifeinitiative
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-https://twitter.com/completedlife
-https://www.linkedin.com/company/completed-life-initiative/
Sisu - Lexicon of Life & Death #1
8 MAR. 2024 · Welcome to Lexicon of Life & Death, a new podcast series from the Completed Life Initiative. In this series, https://completedlife.org/staff/lynn-barger-elliott/ and https://completedlife.org/staff/mark-barger-elliott/ will explore the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death. While asking what it means to live a completed life, they will probe ways that language guides us towards embracing full and whole moments in our lives. In this first episode, our hosts discuss the Finnish word, "Sisu," which literally translates to "guts" or "intestines" – but is informed by political and cultural history to carry much more meaning.
As we come into the world, we inherit language to interpret and to express our experiences and emotions. Language evolves as the world changes – evidenced by the 690 new English words Merriam-Webster added to the dictionary last year. Language can also limit our abilities to interact with and to describe the world we inhabit. As the poet Jane Hirschfield once observed, as humans, we attempt to explain something that already exists fully, on its own, without words.
If you would like to share a response to this episode, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms. Additionally, if you would like to share your story of a Completed Life on our podcasts, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at https://completedlife.org/.
https://www.youtube.com/@thecompletedlifeinitiative/podcasts
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-https://www.facebook.com/completedlifeinitiative
-https://www.instagram.com/completedlifeinitiative/
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-https://twitter.com/completedlife
-https://www.linkedin.com/company/completed-life-initiative/
The Completed Life Initiative offers three podcast series: Voices of the Completed Life, Gifts of the Completed Life, and Lexicon of Life and Death. Voices of the Completed Life offers...
mostra más
The Completed Life Initiative offers three podcast series: Voices of the Completed Life, Gifts of the Completed Life, and Lexicon of Life and Death.
Voices of the Completed Life offers interviews with those exploring End of Life options for themselves and their loved ones.
Gifts of the Completed Life offers reflections and conversations with authors, artists, physicians and philosophers who help us explore the many ways of answering, “What is a Completed Life?”
Lexicon of Life and Death explores the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death.
If you are interested in sharing your story of exploring End of Life options or discerning how to live a completed life, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at info@completedlife.org.
mostra menos
Voices of the Completed Life offers interviews with those exploring End of Life options for themselves and their loved ones.
Gifts of the Completed Life offers reflections and conversations with authors, artists, physicians and philosophers who help us explore the many ways of answering, “What is a Completed Life?”
Lexicon of Life and Death explores the vocabulary we employ to express beliefs, hopes and attitudes towards life and death.
If you are interested in sharing your story of exploring End of Life options or discerning how to live a completed life, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at info@completedlife.org.
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| Autor | The Completed Life Initiative |
| Organización | The Completed Life Initiative |
| Categorías | Documental , Sin fines de lucro |
| Página web | completedlife.org |
| info@completedlife.org |
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