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Palliative care and hospice physician Dr. BJ Miller explains how honest conversations about death can help us live -- and die -- on our own terms. 0:00 Reconsid…
Palliative care and hospice physician Dr. BJ Miller explains how honest conversations about death can help us live -- and die -- on our own terms.
0:00 Reconsidering death
2:51 Facing mortality
4:25 A life changing accident
5:50 Anticipatory grief
10:14 When death is not worst outcome
12:49 Hastening death
14:47 Autonomy and dignity
16:07 Starting the conversation
18:26 Planning for death
23:49 End of life resources
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
I really wish societies would accept the humanity of assisted suicide. It would allow an individual the choice of a painless and quick death. So far, a few countries and US states allow for terminal cancer patients and a couple of countries allow for Alzheimers, but the ones for Alzheimers are incredibly expensive and the cognitive window of consent is very narrow. I'm an APOE4/4 carrier with a 95% chance of a Mild Cognative Inpairment (MCI) by age 65 with death from Alzheimers within 7 years. The cost of Alzheimers care is financially devastating and a horrific burden to families. There should be a humane way to opt out.
People always focus on death, but when they realise that there are far worse things that can happen to you in life than dying it's no longer an issue.
People don’t like to talk, or realize their own death. It’s inevitable and you should talk a out it and be prepared for it. I’ve seen my mother slowly die for a month in the hospital, but she didn’t suffer and everything was prepared by my parents long before they died because they thought of the person who had to deal with the end, their house, money, belongings. That was THEIR life! Sanjay, you need to listen to the elders. Once they become a certain age, they have a good sense of the “future”.
Outrage at the injustices committed against girls like those abused by aides of councilman Professor Túlio of the PSOL party and federal deputy Talíria Peltrone, also of the PSOL party, is called hatred by Lula supporters. Lula never feared prison because he has the support of the CV and PCC criminal gangs. A 5-year-old girl was shot in the Complexo do Alemão favela by "victims of drug users" while they were firing indiscriminately to celebrate the victory of the Kingpin. Their victims are deaths that leftists don't mourn and the international press doesn't report.
OH NO ! Nothing anticipatory for me😅 Am 77, chronically ill, and death has lurked around the corner for several years now. BUT I refuse to be interested😅 I have made provisions for a speedy, painless EXIT in case of unbearable pain or dementia. So, since then I just live my life to the fullest and it is fantastic. IF I were told that I had, let's say, only a couple of months to go, I would just go travelling round the world 😅 Life is more important than morbid preparation for the inevitable
I'm 60 never thought I get 6 years sober. 7 years whole foods. Never thought I'd become a grumpy old man because of an American/Criminal president either. Hopefully this passes so I can rest in peace after Donald Trump is gone.🕊 I've still got some living to do. get rid of him already folks. So we can all move forward.
ATTENTION!!<br>Masks cause horrendous pollution that hurts our environment very much. Google: Disposable face masks used during Covid have left chemical timebomb.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEwt0CazWas&t=1357">22:37</a> .... What a great thought 🙂✊🏼<br><br>.... when you talk about the birds and the bees, also talk about death.
die better? 🙄 you don't know what death is, you don't even know what life is, there is only God, He is everything, we did not create the universe, we are born into it, we are nothing, we drink the water that God created, we eat the food that God created, we breather the air that God created, we are weak and futile, we come from semen, born inside a human womb, and we dissolve and die inside the womb of the earth, all you can do is be good, don't do evil, enjoy life and do not fear death, believe in God, and you will be in good hands
Palliative care and hospice physician Dr. BJ Miller explains how honest conversations about death can help us live -- and die -- on our own terms.
0:00 Reconsidering death
2:51 Facing mortality
4:25 A life changing accident
5:50 Anticipatory grief
10:14 When death is not worst outcome
12:49 Hastening death
14:47 Autonomy and dignity
16:07 Starting the conversation
18:26 Planning for death
23:49 End of life resources
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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