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End in Mind’s mission is to ignite transformative conversations in communities about intentional and purposeful living now and through the end of life.
It is much better to be ready, to anticipate rather than pretend life is constant.
Bruce Kramer
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We couldn't agree more with our friend Matthew W. Sanford of Mind Body Solutions! Good advice on a Monday. Matthew was on KARE-11 for a brief segment today.
"In the Anglo-Saxon world, death is a whisper. Instinctively we feel we should dim the lights, lower our voices and draw the screens. We want to give the dead, dying and the grieving room... We don’t want to intrude because we don’t want to look at the mirror of our own death. We have lost our way with death."
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/sep/09/why-the-irish-get-death-right
theguardian.com
We’ve lost our way with death, says Kevin Toolis – but the Irish wake, where the living, the bereaved and the dead remain bound together, shows us the way things could be doneDuluth's new dementia-friendly choir will perform on May 5th.
kbjr6.com/news/2019/03/10/victory-chorus-escapes-struggles-of-dementia-through-music/?fbclid=IwAR...
Victory Chorus escapes struggles of dementia through music
kbjr6.com
DULUTH, MN -- The power of music can be seen in many ways. For Duluth's Victory Chorus, it serves as an escape for those who struggle with dementia. Once
For many elders, one of the last memories to go is musical lyrics. Names may be forgotten but not the melodies and songs of our past. I loved to sing, "When I Grow To Old To Dream" with my dear 94 year old mother-in-law. She couldn't recall my name but she remembered the songs and enjoyed singing them.