Where the Veil Grows Thin
Sean JeungThoughts and rambles on life and death. Living and loving. Sharing the planet with billions of living human documents, every single one of us connected in some way.
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A Broken Heart
15 years ago, sitting around a large conference table with hospice nurses, aides, social workers and our medical director I learned about a hospice diagnosis I never knew existed. Takotsubo syndrome. We were having our weekly interdisciplin...
The Business End of Dying
I’m watching people my age de-cluttering their homes. Downsizing their footprint on the world. Releasing long-ago treasured items to the mercy of strangers in a thrift store. I hear them say things like, “I don’t want to leave this for my f...
More on M.A.i.D.
Right now, in many states, people with advanced terminal illness can ask their doctor for medical aid (or assistance) in dying, known as M.A.i.D. In Colorado, we passed legislation allowing for this 9 years ago. Individual physicians are gi...
A Sign of Things to Come
I walked to the top of the hill one morning watching these clouds swirl and move and change their light and darkness as the sun crept higher and higher.The crisp blue Colorado sky visible above and behind clouds that held both the hope for ...
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Hospice, hospital and Palliative Care Chaplain, grief counselor and advocate for our right to choose, my website, Where the Veil Grows Thin, has numerous short story podcasts from my years actively working in the field of death and dying.
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