Chapter
Coping with death
09:45 - 14:48 (05:03)
When we use death as a tool for living, we find the courage to prioritize what's really important, realizing that people we love will eventually die as will we. Dying people want to live as long as they can and want to have meaningful conversations, laughter and reminisce about good old times which cannot be substituted by virtual connection.
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Patients who struggle to express their feelings may feel misunderstood or unknown by their loved ones, resulting in a lack of closure.
09:45 - 11:08 (01:23)
Summary
Patients who struggle to express their feelings may feel misunderstood or unknown by their loved ones, resulting in a lack of closure. Some may benefit from writing letters to their families to share their emotions before passing away.
ChapterCoping with death
Episode737 Defy Regret and Break Your Limits with Bronnie Ware
PodcastThe School of Greatness
When we see death as a tool and realize that we have limited time, we become more courageous in expressing our deep vulnerabilities and desires, learning to let go of the fear of judgment and regret.
11:08 - 13:08 (02:00)
Summary
When we see death as a tool and realize that we have limited time, we become more courageous in expressing our deep vulnerabilities and desires, learning to let go of the fear of judgment and regret.
ChapterCoping with death
Episode737 Defy Regret and Break Your Limits with Bronnie Ware
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Losing touch with old friends can lead to deep regret as friends hold a lot of memories and provide a different type of support than family.
13:08 - 14:48 (01:40)
Summary
Losing touch with old friends can lead to deep regret as friends hold a lot of memories and provide a different type of support than family. During end-of-life stages, people want to reflect, tell stories, and reminisce with old friends rather than relying on family or caregivers alone.