Education. Exploration. Events.

De-mystifying death. Facing Mortality.

When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. ~Max Planck

Chronic Disease Progression &

Decline Towards

Death

A century ago death was typically sudden from infections, accidents, or childbirth.

Today chronic illness is common, as a result of medications, treatments and surgeries now available.

Although most chronic diseases today have a pattern of decline, ending in death, many report feeling caught off-guard when they are told they have a limited time to live.

Part 2 of this 2-Part series will examine Congestive Heart Disease, and COPD's progression and decline.

Tuesday, November 12 6:30pm

Knox Community Hospital

Urgent Care Education Room

1490-C Coshocton Rd.

No pre-registration required but is appreciated.

FREE

Refreshments provided.

Cheever Room, Finn House

104 W. Wiggins St.

Kenyon College, Gambier

Saturday, 10:30-12pm

September 21

November 16

February 15

April 11

Cost: FREE Donations to In the Circle of Life welcome

Refreshments Provided

***This is not a grief or counseling group***

Living with the End in Mind:

Living an Authentic Life through a Mindfulness of Mortality

Sunday, November 3 2pm

Westerville Public Library

S. State Street

Meeting Room A

No Pre-Registration Required. FREE

Refreshments provided

How might your life be transformed by changing your relationship with death?

How might your death be transformed?

Join us as we explore how bringing this silent companion- death- more fully into our lives can actually create greater peace and joy in life.

Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live. ~Norman Cousins

Home Funerals

&

Natural Burials

Thursday, November 20 6:30pm

Kokosing Nature Preserve Reception Center

10620 Quarry Chapel Rd. Gambier

Did you know:

that you can stay at home, near your loved ones, after your death, until your burial?
that you don't have to be embalmed?
that you aren't required to use a funeral home?

Our deceased loved ones used to lay in state in the home after death. It was comforting and intimate. This option is still available today, even though you may not realized or have been told otherwise.

Learn more about home funeral and natural burial options available.