Episode 43 - The power of autobiography in Palliative Care
About this episode
The episode discusses the significance of autobiography in palliative care through an interview with a volunteer from Eastern Palliative Care.
Every life is a collection of stories—big and small, joyful and heartbreaking, ordinary and extraordinary. These stories shape who we are and how we’re remembered. Eastern Palliative Care runs an award-winning biography programme where their volunteers work one one-on-one with clients to allow them to record and tell their life story. Today I am interviewing Annie Martin, one of their wonderful volunteers. Eastern Palliative Care
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