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The Traveler's Guide to Life

The Traveler's Guide to Life

Written by: Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley
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This podcast, hosted by Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley, encourages conversations about topics most people avoid. The short conversations cover everything from end-of-life planning, palliative care, hospice care, death, dying, and grief. Our hope is that by talking about these things more everyone will be able to face them with a little more courage, compassion, and maybe even a laugh or two.


It's a journey we're all on. Let's talk about it!

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Episodes
  • AIM Behind the Scenes

    AIM Behind the Scenes
    Mar 11 2026

    Today's topic is about things that happen behind the scenes for the patient's enrolled in the AIM program. The benefits to the program that seem to take a "back seat", if you will.

    Perfect analogy and yes, no one likes a back seat driver, but these aspects of the AIM program are not the annoying back seat driver you've joked about. These pieces make the AIM program such a wonderful source of additional support for our patients.

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    4 mins
  • Staying Connected Down the Road

    Staying Connected Down the Road
    Mar 4 2026

    Today's episode has us exploring the idea of staying connected even after the end-of-life journey. Is staying connected to someone who had died a "normal" part of grief?

    Absolutely! It's not something that everyone feels comfortable with but it is completely normal. We don't talk about grief and what that looks like so when we experience it, it can be overwhelming and confusing.

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    5 mins
  • Loving Someone on the Hospice Journey

    Loving Someone on the Hospice Journey
    Feb 25 2026

    Today we're looking at loving someone who is on their own Hospice journey. Having loved someone who was on Hospice the hosts can tell you there is a lot to this. There is a lot to consider, for sure. Loving someone who is on their end-of-life journey with Hospice support is both heartbreaking and beautiful.

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    4 mins
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