Personally I would look at it from the perspective that she originally used
internet video to connect with other people that were isolated in hospital,
and that once you have made meaningful connections in this way it may seem
quite natural to carry on until the end.
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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I will say this, based on my experience over the last year, which is that
our society needs to have a lot more conversation about death. Not death as
presented on prime time and movies, but real-honest death, like the kind
that happens with, well, all of us.
I recommend that everyone spend a few
Here! Here!
As pointed out... everyone dies. EV-ER-Y-ONE.
Deal with it. I mean really, deal with it. Communication: the under-utilized
tool.
Hey... how's about a videoblog?
http://mikemoon.net/vlog/2009/05/21/palliative-care-homework/
I got vlogs for all occasions. ;)
Mike
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A partially relevant song:
Tiger Lillies - Crack of Doom
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U319VzSqEU
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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I will say this, based on my experience over the last year, which is that
our society needs
