Children and Medical Assistance and Dying
Cynthia Clark reflects on how her children easily understood and normalized the concept of medical assistance in dying.
On Being a Volunteer Witness for MAiD
Curious about how Medical Assistance in Dying is changing end-of-life experiences, Kathy decided to become a volunteer witness for MAiD to gain insights. In the latest episode of Disrupting Death, she shares her experiences and what she learned along the way.
Part 2 of Grief & the Holidays: Taking Care of Yourself
Part 1 of Grief & the Holidays: Understanding the Challenge
In this thought-provoking snippet, Cynthia Clark shares her journey of educating her kids about the process of death—addressing curious questions, navigating funeral customs, and shaping the process with her little ones in mind. 🌱💬 How do you approach discussing death with children? Share your thoughts below. #deatheducation
In episode 08 of Disrupting Death, Stefanie Green discusses social inequities and medical assistance in dying.
Medical Assistance in Dying as Ceremony
In the lastest episdoe of Disrupting Death, Kathy and Gaye Hanson discuss Medical Assistance in Dying as Ceremony rather than procedure.
On episode 08 of Disrupting Death, Dr. Stefanie Green (@drstefaniegreen) discusses how medical assistance in dying encourages a focus on living.
In our latest Disrupting Death Episode, Dr.Stefanie Green explains how advance care planning is more about how we want to live, than how we we want to die.
In the first episode of Disrupting Death, Sandra Martin and Kathy draw parallels between women's fight for reproductive rights and the legalization of medical assistance in dying.
How to Have a Death-Positive, Child Friendly Funeral
In episode 4 of Disrupting Death, Cynthia Clark shares how she crafted her husband's funeral in a way that would best support her children.