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
DULUTH
November 8, 2018
Watch live broadcast on WDSE, 7pm
Minnesota Channel rebroadcast: date to be announced
Recent Posts
We are all in on cultivating gratitude!
Read this story in the Star Tribune.
Note the steps to take.
Go get a gratitude journal or make a gratitude jar. Why wait? Right now, think of three things you’re grateful for.
Do that again tonight.
Keep going!
Tell us how you’re doing.
www.startribune.com/how-an-attitude-of-gratitude-can-improve-your-life/500640471/
How 'an attitude of gratitude' can improve your life
startribune.com
Proponents of counting your blessings say not only is it easy, it works.
Thank You, LOVE Glimpses!
Ok. I’ll start. I’m grateful for: 1.) Everyone who supports End in Mind and finds value in what we’re trying to do. 2.) The End in Mind staff, small but mighty! 3.) The beautiful and brave people who share their stories with us. What are you grateful for?
I am grateful for a strong faith community, the seasons of life, and family and friends to share this life with!
1) The sunny day, 2) prep time for a family Thanksgiving, 3) good friends that stood the test of time
I like this. 1) the sun shining outside. Even with the cold. 2) Good books. 3) Finding work again.
Even more, it can save your life.
We are excited to join our friends in Rochester, Minnesota next year!
The city already has great energy around many of the topics we talk about but we're especially proud of one of our good friends who is profiled in this article from Rochester Women Magazine.
Congratulations Bev Haynes from Seasons Hospice!
Talking About Death and Dying: November is Hospice and Palliative Care Month
rwmagazine.com
RW Magazine