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Why dead pets matter by Olivia Lichtenstein

The Guardian | 12.05.15 | Olivia Lichtenstein When their cat Sox got ill had to be put down, Olivia Lichtenstein and her … More

Death, Dying, Family Dynamics, Helping Children Understand Death, Sadness

The Lonely Death of George Bell by N. R. Kleinfield | Photographs by JOSH HANER

Courtesy of the New York Times | 10.17.2015 | Written by : N. R. Kleinfield  | Photographs by JOSH HANER Each year … More

Death, Family Dynamics, Friendship

Heartbreaking Photo Project Captures Everyday Heroes In Their Last Moments Of Life by Priscilla Frank

Courtesy of the HuffPost | 05.27.14 | Priscilla Frank It is more important to know what sort of person has a … More

Death, Hospice Photos

With The Conversation Sabbath, Dozens Of Clergy Hope To Get People Talking About Death by Jaweed Kaleem

Ninety percent of Americans believe it’s important to talk about the end of life with loved ones. Just 30 percent … More

Death, Dying, Ellen Goodman, The Conversation Project

The Ghost House of My Childhood by Alan Lightman

Courtesy of the New York Times | 08.22.15 | Alan Lightman THE distant earth bristles with tiny imitations of houses … More

Death, Family Dynamics, Healing

Getting Along to Care for Mom – by Barry Jacobs

If you share caregiving responsibilities with siblings, these tips can help Courtesy of AARP | 07.29.2013 | Barry Jacobs My brother … More

Advanced Directives, Death, Dying, Family Dynamics

Memories of Mom keep me company by Woody Paige

Courtesy of the Denver Post | 07.12.15 | Woody Paige Woody Paige recounts his mother’s last at-bat “Follow my lead, oh, … More

Death, Dying, Family Dynamics

The Economist explains: How doctor-assisted dying works

Courtesy of The Economist | 07.29.2015 | By N.L. THOSE who are terminally ill have long sought help to end … More

Advanced Directives, Assisted Suicide, Death, Dying

After Newtown shooting, mourning parents enter into the lonely quiet by Eli Saslow

Courtesy of the Washington Post | June 8, 2013 | Eli Saslow This is how it is with every death, … More

Death, Death of a Child, Family Dynamics, Sibling Death

Five myths about military suicides by By Yochi Dreazen

Courtesy of the Washington Post | 11.07.2014 Yochi Dreazen is managing editor for news at Foreign Policy and the author … More

Death, Military Suicides, PTSD, Soldiers

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FINAL WISHES – A Workbook for Planning a Funeral

When we pass on without leaving instructions about what to do when we die, a massive burden is placed on our loved ones. Here is an opportunity to change that.

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Lisa C. Oliver EdD, GC-C
Life Transitions Educator/
Certified Grief Counselor

Just one individual who is trying to get more people to discuss a natural process and event that will happen to everyone: DYING and DEATH.

RSS Dr. Death and the Humorist – A Podcast

  • Five Reasons Why You Should Plan Your Own Funeral
    Lisa and Jer discuss Five Reasons Why You Should Plan Your Own Funeral.
  • What Are Advanced Directives?
    Lisa and Jer discuss Advanced Directives: What they are, what they are not, why you should have Advanced Directives and their limitations.  Jer tells Lisa the story of his uncle who didnt need advanced directives because he knew EXACTLY when he was going to go...
  • Your Top Ten Objects Your Kids Don't Want
    Lisa and Jer review an excerpt from Elizabeth's Stewart's book, "No Thanks Mom" found on NextAvenue.org. 
  • End of Life Issues
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2016) state that only 3 of 10 individuals die instantly; the remaining 7 will decline as a result of a chronic illness. Lisa and Jer discuss end of life options.
  • Funny Funeral Stories
    The first 3  letters of the word funeral is FUN.  Lisa and Jerry discuss some humorous occurrences at funerals.
  • What is a Death Cafe?
    Dr. Death and The Humorist discuss Death Cafes: what it is, where to find one and what you need to hold your own - NOTE: A dead body is NOT required. :-)
  • Who are Dr. Death and the Humorist
    Death is the best part of life, that's why it's saved for last.
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