Justin Sanders
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106 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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And I think that's
That's what I hear when I hear Sue telling this story about this family is what we do when we, you know, kind of fearlessly engage with people at this really difficult time when they feel, when their social worlds are disrupted, which is, you know, it gets back to Cassell's understanding of suffering.
Yeah.
You know that article that Michael referred to, one of the things they talk about is the importance of meaning-based adaptation to advanced illness that they learned from this.
And if you talk to people like Vicki Jackson, Alex, as you and I have recently about where in all of the studies that Jennifer Temel is doing, for instance, where they see the value, really, I think she would say that what these studies support is the idea that our ability to support adaptive coping in patients is what really makes the difference.
And the question is, like, we can think of coping as sort of this sort of clinical construct, but really this is about, you know, how that happens, I think, is about the relationships that we build with people and the way in which they feel safe, less afraid, and through this process.
So I think there's a way of connecting.
these ideas that are at the very core of our field from 50 years ago to the modern state of the science and what we're doing.
And I think that's really exciting if we can understand that and nurture that connection.
I
Another piece of the history of our field, which I think is really interesting to ask Sue about,
So, Sue, I was wondering, you know, a lot of people are not familiar with one of the earliest, one of our earliest drugs in palliative care, which is called Brompton's Cocktail.
Sue, do you remember that?
Do you remember what was in it?
Do you remember what was in
Morphine, cocaine, chloroform.
The reason I say this is because people just think of palliative care as fun because of the Jerry Powell pub crawl.
But at the very beginning of our field is a medicine that includes morphine or heroin, cocaine, sometimes gin or alcohol, and other things.
so there's a party from the beginning going on in
world.
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