What is
END IN MIND?
End in Mind is a unique, multi-layered community engagement project designed to inspire and motivate individuals and families across Minnesota to have meaningful conversations about living and dying well. It is inspired by a series of remarkable broadcast conversations that Minnesota Public Radio’s Cathy Wurzer had with University of St. Thomas Dean, Bruce Kramer from the time of his ALS diagnosis until his death.
It is much better to be ready, to anticipate rather than pretend life is constant.
Bruce Kramer
Join Us
SCOTT/CARVER
October 30, 2018, 6:30-8pm
Mystic Lake Center
DULUTH
November 8, 2018
Watch live broadcast on WDSE, 7pm
Viewing parties to be announced
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"Take more time to enjoy my surroundings. Let more things go - keep things in perspective with what really matters."
Explore how you would live differently with the End in Mind, with Cathy Wurzer on Tuesday, October 30, at Mystic Lake Center. An evening of entertainment and meaningful conversation!
Reserve your FREE tickets at endinmindscottcarvercounties.brownpapertickets.com/
Funding provided by Allina Health and HealthPartners; and partnering with St. Francis Regional Medical Center.
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So poignant. So much compassion.
WLUK-TV FOX 11
SOUND ON: A now viral video of a Nashville nurse singing to a dying patient has touched the hearts of millions.
STORY: bit.ly/2ljJ77f
www.nextavenue.org/advertisers-think-differently-aging/
"If you boiled down the [global study] findings to a five-second headline, it would be: Aging Isn’t Just for the Old and Living Isn’t Just for the Young."
Getting Advertisers to Think Differently About Aging
nextavenue.org
A chat with ad exec Nadia Tuma-Weldon, author of the report 'Truth About Age'