Are you a person who avoids topics
about death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you
think? Or are you a healthcare professional that may want some
insight into why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
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The Journey Radio podcast sponsors
are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
(Edit)
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
(Edit)
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
Are you a person who avoids topics about
death or dying? Why are you uncomfortable with it do you think? Or
are you a healthcare professional that may want some insight into
why some of the people you serve may avoid it?
Listen in as Kiersten, a 46 year old woman from
Austin, Texas, describes her feelings about this. It is a very
tender topic for her and she is not alone. People will have
visceral reactions when the subject is brought up. If you feel the
same way, listen as she describes some of her thoughts about it
all.
Her insights are very profound regarding the
changes in her life since she has begun to face these issues.
Depending on the response we receive from this
program, I may make it a series. The reasons are different for each
person why they may not want to talk about it, and I’m wondering
though if there are some common threads.
The Journey Radio podcast sponsors are: http://www.Hospicetimes.com and http://www.Wellbeyondcare.com
- See more at:
http://qualityoflifecare.com/the-journey-kiersten-legge/#sthash.OBxiFEVU.dpuf
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