To Love the Dying
Holly Lux-SullivanPeople think working in end-of-life care is depressing. Almost 20 years of doing so have taught me it's usually exactly the opposite: deeply life-affirming and full of joy as well as the bittersweet.
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My philosophy
I’m leading an end-of-life class at OLLI again this fall, and at the end of our first session, a student asked if I have a particular philosophy I teach from. Thinking they were asking if I teach from a religious framework because I’m a cha...
Book report: ‘Switzy’ and ‘The Poppy Fields’
“Switzy” came out this year and is about a corporate finance guy who’s losing his mind to dementia. The novel tells of his travel to Dignitas in Switzerland to take advantage of medical aid in dying.
Some readers on Reddit referred to it...
A story of organ donation
In organ donation cases as I see them unfold in the hospital, what happens is this: The patient is on artificial ventilation and medications called pressors that keep the heart rate sustainable (for the short term). Doctors have told loved...
When a patient says ‘no’
I work occasional day shifts at a local hospital, and as such, I have to do all the continuing education stuff that various regulatory bodies require. Recently I watched one about a new initiative meant to make the process of an emergency d...
In praise of fall
When I was in high school, the house we rented had a gorgeous lilac bush in the front yard. The lilac’s spring blooms inspired me to write a poem about their scent and the porch swing creaking in the breeze being present in my ideal afterli...
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Trusted end-of-life guide and longtime end-of-life spiritual care provider, grief counselor, greyhound lover, and Unitarian Universalist tree worshipper
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