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New stuff I’m learning about living dying and what matters most - Tue, Dec 3 2019

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Hello and welcome to my Nuzzel newsletter! Jeff Cohn (Leadership/Personal Coach, Medical Director of Common Practice, doc, life-long learner, passionate re:enabling conversations that help us live well, speaker, loves family, music, Philly)
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Daily Commentary
The 1st two stories are powerful descriptions of life with serious illness, an interesting take on modern life and design opportunities, and a movie list that will be good for long winter nights
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Sticking to My Own Premises
The New York Times – Susan Gubar – Nov 25, 2:00 AM

Amid mounting excitement about the kids flying in for a visit, I look around the apartment with trepidation. Why am I so nervous about their imminent arrival? It has been months since our last get-together and they can replace ceiling light bulbs…

Image not available Jeff Cohn Another piece from Susan Gubar that describes the cancer experience as it relates to daily life like few others can
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Opinion | The Unending Indignities of Alzheimer's
The New York Times – Jeneen Interlandi – Dec 1, 12:00 PM

There's a home movie — an old one, on actual film — that I like to watch around the holidays. It features my two siblings and me in front of our childhood home after a huge snowstorm. We're toddlers. There's a favorite red sled and…

Image not available Jeff Cohn “ We are terrified, and bone-tired, and filled with love. We are tormented by the ticking clock. And we are zigging and zagging relentlessly, in search of what’s right in front of us.” Wow- that is a powerful way to describe their reality
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The Class of 2000 'Could Have Been Anything.' Until Opioids Hit.
The New York Times – Dan Levin – Dec 2, 2:00 AM

The Class of 2000 ‘Could Have Been Anything' The high school yearbook is a staple of teenage life. But for some, it reflects the devastating toll of the opioid crisis. The Minford High School Class of 2000, in rural Minford, Ohio, began its…

Image not available Jeff Cohn The opioid crisis through the lens of an Appalachian high school class
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Amazon lets doctors record your conversations and put them in your medical records
CNBC – Christina Farr – Dec 2, 5:19 AM

Amazon 's next big step in health care is with voice transcription technology that's designed to allow doctors to spend more time with patients and less time at the computer. At Amazon Web Services' re:Invent conference on Tuesday, the company is…

Image not available Jeff Cohn I wonder if we’ll get to a place where transcriptions not even needed- we’ll just have video clips of the encounter
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Opinion | We need a major redesign of life
The Washington Post – Laura L. Carstensen – Nov 29, 11:24 AM

Laura L. Carstensen, a professor of psychology, is the director of the Stanford Center on Longevity. It's time to get serious about a major redesign of life. Thirty years were added to average life expectancy in the 20th century, and rather than…

Image not available Jeff Cohn Interesting premise- our world and our lives are still largely “designed “ for the realities of 50-100 years ago, even though we live, on average decades longer
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Why Child Care Is So Ridiculously Expensive
The Atlantic – Nov 26, 3:00 AM

One side effect of “the end of babies” —or, less dramatically, the steady decline in fertility rates around the world—is that today's parents spend more time and money on the few kids they do have. In the United States…

Image not available Jeff Cohn “The state of American child care might be defensible if it were expensive and high-quality—or if it were crummy but cheap. Instead, the U.S. has the worst of both worlds: Cadillac prices for an Edsel product”
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The Twenty-Seven Best Movies of the Decade
The New Yorker – Richard Brody – Nov 26, 12:06 PM

From an artistic perspective, the past decade in movies is the decade of mumblecore. The movement of intimately scaled, often improvised, low-budget dramas and comedies that pull their actors from the lives and milieux of filmmakers who build…

Image not available Jeff Cohn Sad to say I’ve barely seen any of these- hope most are streamable or On Demand
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