Jim deMaine with Katy Sewall Facing Death with Dignity, Hope, and Healing Is it possible to have a good death, free from unnecessary pain and trauma? What if our final days were designed to bring about reconciliation and release? Dr. Jim deMaine joins us for this virtual conversation about his new book with writer Katy Sewall to consider these questions. He shares stories from his 40 years in busy hospitals and ICUs, and walks through ethical questions around “heroic” interventions. Reaching beyond the traditional scope of a physician, he explores the role of spirituality, conflicts between doctors and families, cultural traditions, and more. Learn more > Watch live or watch later! After you register, tune in at the event time to participate in the live chat stream and Q&A OR watch and re-watch the stream any time after it begins. Most livestreamed events will be available to watch in our media library, without registration, five days after the event date. Monday 11/16 7:30PM PDT BUY TICKETS $5 General Admission $15 Household of 3+ FREE for youth 22 & under Click here for more info about livestream registration. |
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