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”The Snow Sister” Directed by Cecilie Askeland Mosli:
A heart-shattering Christmas movie about loss, family trauma and letting go -
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Discover why the U.S. health gap is growing and how improving healthspan can enhance quality of life for Americans
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Author Archives: Ellary Allis (Blog Writer, SevenPonds)
How Do you Move Forward After Causing Accidental Death Or Injury?
An interview with Maryann Gray, Part One
Maryann Gray is a social psychologist and educator. She is also what she calls a CADI (Causing Accidental Death or Injury). In 1977, when she was 22 years old, an eight-year-old boy darted out in front of her car and was … Continue reading →
“Defining Hope” by Carolyn Jones
A documentary that tells the story of patients with life-threatening illnesses and the nurses who care for them
“Defining Hope,” a 2017 documentary from director Carolyn Jones, explores the ways that hospice and palliative care can empower patients with terminal illnesses. The film follows patients with life-threatening illnesses and the nurses who care for them as they make choices … Continue reading →
Posted in Lending Insight
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Tagged defining hope, documentaries about death, documentaries about death and dying, documentaries about hospice, end-of-life movies, Films about cancer, films about death and dying, films about hospice, Lending Insight, movies about hospice, SevenPonds
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“I’m not afraid of death. It’s the stake one puts up in order to play the game of life.”
- Jean Giraudoux
Yosemite’s Camp 4 Memorializes Rock Climber Raffi Bedayn
Camp 4 honors the Yosemite legend with a memorial bench
Until now, Camp 4 was the only camp in Yosemite National Park that didn’t require reservations. Instead, the camp operated on a first come, first served basis, with some lining up all day, and sometimes the night before, for a spot. … Continue reading →
Posted in Something Special
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Tagged Camp 4, Death and Dying, Memorials, Midnight Lightning, Raffi Bedayn, Rock climbing, SevenPonds, Yosemite, Yosemite National Park, Yosemite's Camp 4
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Toyo Ito’s Meiso No Mori Funeral Hall
Japanese architect Toyo Ito's beautiful crematorium provides a place for quiet reflection
Japanese architect Toyo Ito, known for his conceptual architecture, designed the Meiso No Mori (Forest of Meditation) Crematorium in a garden cemetery in Kakamigahara, a town with a population of 150,000 in the Gifu Prefecture of Japan. Completed in 2006, Meiso … Continue reading →
“No Happy Endings” by Nora McInerny
A memoir about building a new life while grieving the old
Nora McInerny’s “No Happy Endings” reflects on the complexity of finding love after loss and creating a second chapter after tragedy strikes and forcibly ends the first. In 2017, McInerny published a memoir called “It’s Okay To Laugh: (Crying Is … Continue reading →