This conversation with Dr Aditi Sethi is a heart-felt discussion of a film, a doctor’s experience of an unusual patient, and the idea that “death has value.” Dr Sethi is the type of palliative care and hospice doctor who brings full presence and full heart to everything she does, and together we reflect on the film, her friendship and doula work with Ethan Sisser, and what it means to die in community. Whether or not you are able to see the movie, our conversation describes the film so you can imagine it, explains Dr Sethi's involvement and views, and asks the question: what would it be like to be surrounded by a loving community when we die? To learn more... Visit the film's website: www.thelastecstaticdaysmovie.com Subscribe to THE LAST ECSTATIC DAYS on YouTube: http://tiny.cc/TheLastEcstaticDaysSub Follow THE LAST ECSTATIC DAYS on Instagram: https://bit.ly/TheLastEcstaticDays-IG Like THE LAST ECSTATIC DAYS on Facebook: https://bit.ly/TheLastEcstaticDays-FB

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