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KAAN Architecten’s New Visitor Center at the Netherlands American Cemetery: A new edifice adds to the cemetery site while enhancing its original purpose: Honoring America's wartime dead
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KAAN Architecten’s New Visitor Center at the Netherlands American Cemetery
A new edifice adds to the cemetery site while enhancing its original purpose: Honoring America's wartime dead
In the southernmost region of the Netherlands, in the village of Margraten, is a cemetery dedicated to American soldiers who died in World War II. Originally built as a temporary repository for war dead in the waning days of 1944, … Continue reading
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Our Monthly Tip: Make an “In Case of Death” File to Ease Loved One’s Grief
How preparing for your own death can be the ultimate act of love
One of the most grueling tasks to accomplish when a loved one dies is, unfortunately, unavoidable: closing up all of their legal and financial obligations they had in life. Without prior arrangements, fully closing the affairs of a deceased loved … Continue reading
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Why Would Someone Keep Their Cancer Diagnosis Quiet?
How the Princess of Wales taught us why we should respect one's privacy
After receiving a cancer diagnosis, it is natural for some people to want to share the news with friends, loved ones, and colleagues. For others, sharing much less information — or keeping their diagnosis a secret from some — is … Continue reading
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The Tragic Death of Nex Benedict
Controversy surrounds the death of a young, nonbinary Indigenous student in Oklahoma
Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old nonbinary Indigenous student from Owasso, Oklahoma, died on February 8th, 2024, just a day after they were assaulted in a school bathroom. Although the medical examiner’s preliminary report found that their death was likely the result … Continue reading
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“Good Grief” by Dan Levy
Levy's first departure from comedy provides valuable insight into the messiness of grief
The opening scene of “Good Grief” aptly sets the stage for Daniel Levy’s directorial film debut, in that it features rich visuals and warm vibes. But the film ultimately lacks the depth we’re left desperately craving by the end … Continue reading
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HCA Hospitals Accused of Pushing Patients Toward Hospice To Improve Mortality Metrics
An investigative report by NBC News reveals alarming statistics in end-of-life-care
Hospice and palliative care are growing aspects of the healthcare system, which is typically a good thing: It means that more people have come to recognize the importance of access to quality end-of-life care. Unfortunately, reports have come to light … Continue reading
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