Naomi Saks

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374 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2024 last heard Sep 2024

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Well, you know, for palliative care, like our baseline is okay, we can't save you, but we can at least give you a nice death as best as we can.
Like that's like that's the assumption.
I know that's a myth too, but it's it's kind of what we hold in our hearts.
We can't we can't care you, but at least we can give you a nice death.
And so that was gone.
And so moral injury is this whole idea that I think of.
And Cinder Rushton was the one that really put this on the map for us.
But it's really this idea that I know the right thing to do, but the system won't or the or the situation won't let me do it.
And so
I really feel like that idea is really um this idea of like how there's also moral resistance.
Now it's called moral resistance, which is this and moral resiliency, which is this idea of how to be how to be fluid and to be um uh uh and to respond and to have perspective taking when we don't have control.
And COVID was just just an amazingly startling example of what we we didn't have control.
We're not making this any better.
Individual and collective well being.
Yeah.
So obviously as a as a as a chaplain, the internal life is sort of my playground.
And so I think the first thing is actually that twenty percent.
Are we paying attention?
Are we noticing?
Are we taking dearest care of ourselves?
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