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Invisible Not Broken - Chronic Illness Podcast NetworkDeath with Dignity, the Right to Die: Kathryn TruebloodMonica Michelle is joined by Kathryn Trueblood. Kathryn lives with Crohn’s disease and Graves disease. In this episode, Monica and Kathryn discuss: John Abraham’s when we decide how someone else should die we are playing godCompassion and ChoicesCovid end of life and choicesTIMESTAMPS1:11 - Kathryn and Caretaking 4:55 - Neurological Disease and Vsed6:22- Dealing with Differing Viewpoints9:34 - Nursing Home Care11:54- Emotional Support17:28 - Making Your Own Choice21...2023-05-0142 min
Explicitly SickKathryn Trueblood- Death With Dignity, The Right To Die in the US, and Alzheimer_sDeath With Dignity State LawsAdvance Care Planning for Alzheimer’s Disease or DementiaFinalexit.orgJohn Abraham’s when we decide how someone else should die we are playing god.Compassion and ChoicesDeath CafeCovid end of life and choices2020-10-1459 min
Invisible Not Broken - Chronic Illness Podcast NetworkInterview: Author Kathryn Trueblood About Her Book: Take Daily As Needed, Crohns & Graves Disease, & Parenting With A Chronic IllnessTrigger Warning: In our discussion we discuss: PTSD, Depression and suicideSuicide hotlinesInternational Hotlines1-800-273-8255 National suicide prevention hotline with messagingResourcesThe Red Badge ProjectWebsite/Blog, Twitter, & Instagram Handlehttps://kathryntrueblood.com/Name *Kathryn TruebloodDisorder InfoWhat is your disorder? *2019-09-291h 04
Jumping Monkeys (Audio)Kathryn Trueblood - The Baby Lottery, stomp rockets, Netflix, and Lullabies from the Axis of Evil.
Our guest is Kathryn Trueblood, writer of The Baby Lottery.
The Baby Lottery, stomp rockets, Netflix, and Lullabies from the Axis of Evil.
Hosts: Megan Morrone and Leo Laporte
Guest: Kathryn Trueblood
Full show notes available on Megan's blog, JumpingMonkeys.com.
Bandwidth for Jumping Monkeys is provided by CacheFly. The Jumping Monkeys theme is by Paul Minshall.
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SoundPages PodcastOn Chick-Lit – Kathryn TruebloodDoes the term “chick-lit” marginalize legitimate feminist writing?
Novelist Kathryn Trueblood addresses this question in her interview with Matt Briggs, Jack Straw Writers Program curator. Also in this podcast, Kathryn reads from her latest book, The Baby Lottery, which examines the personal politics of choice. Five women, friends at college, find their interlocking relationships strained when one of them, in her late thirties, decides to have an abortion after delaying the decision in the h opes that her husband will change his mind. The novel records the voices of her four friends as they struggle to bridge the...2007-07-1900 min