Sana Khadar
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51 recordings
5 series
first heard Feb 2020
last heard 14 Aug
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He did that to free up time to focus on his podcast and his books and his public speaking and his role as a visiting professor of health education and communication at Chester Medical School.
It's a very different life to his 30s when he was working full time, taking care of his young family and helping to care for his ailing father.
I'm curious to know, what do you think your father would think about the life you've carved out for yourself and the work life you've carved out for yourself?
And you mentioned other patients you've worked with who had also kind of worked themselves to the bone, regretted not stopping earlier.
I'm wondering, do you know if your father wished he hadn't worked quite so hard by the time he got sick?
You know, did he wish he had stopped earlier?
Rangan, it's been so lovely chatting to you.
Thank you for sharing your family story and the story of your patients and everything you've learned over the course of your career.
We really appreciate it.
That is Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, until recently a practicing GP, and he's also the host of the Feel Better Live More podcast.
That is it for All In The Mind this week.
Thanks to producer Rose Kerr, senior producer James Bullen, and sound engineer Tegan Nichols.
I'm Sana Khadar.
Thank you for listening.
I'll catch you next week.
All In The Mind · From death to divorce: getting through the worst losses of your life · 27 Jun 2026
podcast
Until about 2011, resilience researcher Lucy Hone didn't realize that grief was something you could experience in scenarios that didn't involve the death of a loved one.
She thought that was a prerequisite for the emotion.
But then the Christchurch earthquake happened.
185 people were killed.
More than 10,000 buildings and homes were destroyed.
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