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So tell me, if, you know, so this is, you know, a health chatter. What do you want the public to know? I mean, if, you know, a couple one-liners from each one of you. to end our show with you, what would it be, Anna, for our listening audience?

Well put, well put. Clarence.

Well put, well put. Clarence.

Thank you. The expertise that, like I had mentioned, almost invisible to most of the population comes from people like you, the professionals.

Thank you. The expertise that, like I had mentioned, almost invisible to most of the population comes from people like you, the professionals.

aspects of helping to keep all of us safe and it's it's really greatly appreciated we also greatly appreciate the insights that you've given to all of us in our drinking water something that we take for granted but perhaps a takeaway from this show is you shouldn't take it for granted there are things that you can do to help make it continue to be safe going forward so

aspects of helping to keep all of us safe and it's it's really greatly appreciated we also greatly appreciate the insights that you've given to all of us in our drinking water something that we take for granted but perhaps a takeaway from this show is you shouldn't take it for granted there are things that you can do to help make it continue to be safe going forward so

Thank you both Sandeep and Anna for being with us today. We have great shows coming up on Health Chatter. One down the pipe pretty quick is on organ donation, which should be an interesting topic. And we'll see, maybe we can get more and more people to be organ donors when they listen to our show. So stay tuned for that.

Thank you both Sandeep and Anna for being with us today. We have great shows coming up on Health Chatter. One down the pipe pretty quick is on organ donation, which should be an interesting topic. And we'll see, maybe we can get more and more people to be organ donors when they listen to our show. So stay tuned for that.

In the meantime, to all of you out in our listening audience, keep health chatting Oh, wait.

In the meantime, to all of you out in our listening audience, keep health chatting Oh, wait.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Health Chatter. Today's episode, we're going to be talking about hospice care, which is an interesting subject that's gotten a lot of attention lately. We've got a great guest and you will recognize him as soon as I introduce him in a moment. We have great, great crew that I always like to Thank, and that includes Sheridan Nygaard, who's recording for us today.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Health Chatter. Today's episode, we're going to be talking about hospice care, which is an interesting subject that's gotten a lot of attention lately. We've got a great guest and you will recognize him as soon as I introduce him in a moment. We have great, great crew that I always like to Thank, and that includes Sheridan Nygaard, who's recording for us today.

And she also does our great marketing and research for shows. We have Maddie Levine-Wolfe, and also Sheridan works with her. And Deandra Howard, she works with them. And Erin Collins, they all do great research in the background. The research, by the way, for everybody gives Clarence and I an idea of what we should be talking about on all these shows. So thank you to all of you.

And she also does our great marketing and research for shows. We have Maddie Levine-Wolfe, and also Sheridan works with her. And Deandra Howard, she works with them. And Erin Collins, they all do great research in the background. The research, by the way, for everybody gives Clarence and I an idea of what we should be talking about on all these shows. So thank you to all of you.

Matthew Campbell is our production guru who puts together all the shows, gets them out to you, the listening audience. And then, of course, there's Clarence Jones, who's my trusted colleague and co-host for the show. We have a good time doing these shows and enjoy getting them out to you, all of you out there. So thank you to all of you.

Matthew Campbell is our production guru who puts together all the shows, gets them out to you, the listening audience. And then, of course, there's Clarence Jones, who's my trusted colleague and co-host for the show. We have a good time doing these shows and enjoy getting them out to you, all of you out there. So thank you to all of you.

In addition, Human Partnership is our sponsor for all the Health Shatter shows. They are a great community health organization. We highly recommend that you check them out. They do a lot of creative things out there. And you can check them out at humanpartnership.org, as well as our website, where we put all our research notes, as well as transcripts for the shows at healthshatterpodcast.com.

In addition, Human Partnership is our sponsor for all the Health Shatter shows. They are a great community health organization. We highly recommend that you check them out. They do a lot of creative things out there. And you can check them out at humanpartnership.org, as well as our website, where we put all our research notes, as well as transcripts for the shows at healthshatterpodcast.com.

So thank you to everybody. So let's move on. Hospice today. We have Dr. Barry Baines with us, who's been with us on a couple of previous shows on Health Shatter. And he talked about And by the way, I recommend you listen to these shows on ethical wills and legacy letters and serious illnesses and how to talk to your physician about serious illness. Barry has recently retired. He's joined the crew.