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The Life and Death Podcast

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  • Honest conversations about life, death and so much more. Your host, Stephen Rumford, talks to people who have experiences of death and dying to get a deeper understanding of what life and death means to them. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up with us on our socials. Twitter: @Ashgate_Hospice Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AshgateHospiceInstagram: @ashgate_hospice The Life and Death Podcast is brought to you by Ashgate Hospice and produced by Reform Radio.
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  • S5 Ep6: Life lessons from the dying with Josefine Speyer

    S5 Ep6: Life lessons from the dying with Josefine Speyer
    Jul 15 2024
    Joining the final episode of the series is Josephine Speyer, a German psychotherapist based in London who has dedicated much of her life to changing the way we approach death and dying. Josephine co-founded the Natural Death Centre in 1991 with her late husband, Nicholas Albery. This educational charity has been a beacon of support, offering free and impartial advice on all aspects of dying, bereavement, and consumer rights, including assistance with burials and funerals.

    Josephine shares her captivating journey, from her unconventional start in Frestonia to her profound spiritual experiences following her husband's tragic death. We delve into her artistic nature, her move to the UK, and her deep-seated belief in the power of natural burials and non-traditional funerals.

    Josephine's insights are not only enlightening but also deeply moving, providing a rich tapestry of experiences and wisdom on the often-taboo subject of death. Join us as we explore her thoughts on making our final journeys meaningful and personal, and learn from her unique perspective on life, death, and everything in between.

    Tune in to this poignant episode of The Life and Death Podcast with Josephine Speyer, and be prepared to see death in a new light.
    Find out more about The Natural Death Centre http://www.naturaldeath.org.uk/
    Follow us on Instagram: @ashgate_hospice
    Support resources: https://ashgatehospice.org.uk/resource-centre/
    This episode of The Life and Death podcast was produced by Olivia Swift and it’s a Reform Radio production.
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    33 m
  • S5 Ep5: Coping with pet loss with Dr. Katie Lawlor

    S5 Ep5: Coping with pet loss with Dr. Katie Lawlor
    Jul 1 2024
    We explore a topic often overlooked—coping with pet loss. Our guest, Dr. Katie Lawlor, a psychologist based in San Francisco, shares her personal and professional experiences with the profound grief that comes with the death of a beloved animal companion.

    Dr. Lawlor discusses how her journey through the loss of her rabbit, Gem, during the pandemic led her to create her Instagram page, petlossdoctor. She opens up about the challenges of discussing her pet's death with colleagues and how this inspired her to support others facing similar experiences.
    Growing up as the introverted middle sister, Dr. Lawlor found solace in the company of animals. Her summers in Ireland, surrounded by animals, shaped her understanding of the unique bond between humans and their pets. She highlights the lack of specialised services for pet loss and stresses the importance of acknowledging and addressing this grief.
    Throughout the episode, Dr. Lawlor addresses common questions about pet loss, such as coping with guilt and regret, and offers insights on navigating this difficult time. She emphasises that grief is a natural response to losing someone you love, whether they are human or animal.
    Tune in to hear Dr. Lawlor's heartfelt stories and valuable advice on coping with pet loss. Learn how her work is providing comfort and support to others experiencing grief. This episode is essential listening for anyone who has ever loved and lost a pet.
    You can follow Dr. Katie Lawlor on her Instagram page.
    Find out more about her book; A Tribute to My Beloved Animal: A Journal to Process Grief & Loss.
    Follow us on Instagram: @ashgate_hospice
    Support resources: https://ashgatehospice.org.uk/resource-centre/
    This episode of The Life and Death podcast was produced by Olivia Swift and it’s a Reform Radio production.
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    28 m
  • S5 Ep4: A philosopher’s guide to death with Simon Critchley

    S5 Ep4: A philosopher’s guide to death with Simon Critchley
    Jun 17 2024
    Simon Critchley is a renowned philosopher at the New School for Social Research in New York. Simon teaches the popular course "Critchley on Tragedy," and has been recognised as one of the top 25 most influential philosophers today.
    Simon delves into his fascinating life story, including his early years in Hertfordshire, a life-changing accident, and his journey into philosophy. He shares insights from his book, The Book of Dead Philosophers, which examines how the deaths of 190 philosophers reflect their lives and ideas.
    Join us as Simon recounts some intriguing tales, such as Pythagoras's peculiar death and Jeremy Bentham's posthumous display at University College London. He discusses the therapeutic side of philosophy and how confronting our mortality can lead to greater freedom, compassion, and understanding.
    Tune in for an episode filled with humour, deep reflections on mortality, and the wisdom that philosophy can offer in understanding life and death.
    Find out more about Simon his book here: https://www.simoncritchley.org/
    Follow us on Instagram: @ashgate_hospice
    Support resources: https://ashgatehospice.org.uk/
    This episode of The Life and Death podcast was produced by Olivia Swift and it’s a Reform Radio production.
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    26 m
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My experience was completely different.

I have to tell you that I wish my husband went as peacefully as you say when they are passing from something that is not from a degeneration of the brain. My husband was in hospice for 5 months before he passed with Stage IV colon cancer that did not spread to his brain. He was completely with it mentally and knew exactly what was going on and never slipped in or out of consciousness. He went what the Hospice nurse said was cardiac arrest for almost 18 hours and was yelling my name as best he could trying to say help with his body being so restless and trying to get up and move around while having the "death rattle." it seemed like eternity and I could do nothing to help him as he gasped for air....I was under the impression it would be peacuful as you and many others perceived it would be. After that many hours he finally stopped being so restless but his eyes were open the entire time and during the death rattle he kept trying to call my name as if he was beyond terrified. I left the room for 30 seconds came back in and he was gone. It has been 8 months and I see that night every night in my dreams as he did not go peacefully and was fully conscious until his last breath. I have been searching for similarities with people who have passed like him so please help me understand this. My name is Shanon and my email is Smueller619@aol.com I beg you. Thank you for your time and keep in mind this isn't a bad review it was a bad ending for the love of my life. please please send me an email with your thoughts.

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