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Coming up next time on the show, New York just became the latest state to allow assisted suicide or medical aid in dying.

We hear from Kathy Hochul, the governor who made that happen.

She was inspired by the death of her mother.

We also hear from a death doula about the American way of dying.

And we hear from an opponent of the new laws.

That's next time on the show.

Until then, take care of yourself.

And if you can, someone else too.

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