Ned Buskirk

This is our death, and our approach to it, and our experience of it, and our work around it is ours.

I am a lay person. I didn’t go to school for the work that I do. I’m not a doctor. I’m not a social worker. I don’t have a job at a hospice. I do volunteer at a hospice, but that came later to legitimize and further explore this conversation about death and dying. I wanted “You’re Going To Die” to be more than just a show. It’s inspired me to research and invest my time in ways that help me see deeply into this and maybe get a little, if I could be so bold, wisdom that I can share. I am a lay person.

For more of Ned Buskirk’s Observations, view Volume II

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