Virtually overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic has jolted society into a collective consciousness about a subject many people usually try to avoid – death and mortality.
Dealing with death is part of the routine work experience for hospice employees. But how has the specter of COVID-19 affected their work of caring for people with terminal illnesses?
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New York Times’ puzzlemaster extraordinaire Will Shortz dishes crosswords, table tennis, life in Pleasantville, staying healthy and more.
An interview with CircleOf’s COO & Chief Evangelist, Kerry Lange, and her insights into life, loss, and love.
A partial list of some of my previous academic and research publications
Joe Massaro’s new memoir recounts his buying Petra Island and building the Frank Lloyd Wright style home.
In this Boston Globe essay, I explore how the seemingly simple act of being present, of bearing witness in the face of impending death may be the most meaningful — and most difficult — thing we can do.
Mid-Hudson advocates strive to legalize medical aid in dying.