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https://youtu.be/bWyF94XfcZw is worth a few minutes of one's time and consideration. Thanks for being part of the solution in your local and online and larger communities. There are networks working steadfastly to keep us inspired and informed. "Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival".

I have heard of efforts from a newsletter from The Spiritual Progressives for over a year even though I didn't get around to doing the official trainings they offer Yet. It's on my list and maybe I can find a friend or two to join me in that or fill me in.

 When people talking about 'finding a new high' they hardly mean literally jumping 20 feet up in the air. I know I'm a special person for loving to run, jump and play since I was a kid. Dancing for about ten years after doing basic gymnastics (including a round off, back handspring --with a spotter, thanks, Janice!) until I was 14 was also after doing sports such as soccer, basketball, softball and track in my early teens.

So Maybe I jump a little farther or higher than the average 54 year old..but how I did the 20 foot jump with ease and repetition was with the help of a bungee jumping

How do people want to live while they're dying? is one question Deanna Cochran explores on an interview with End Of Life University. Deanna Cochran was eager to share with others about people being able to have palliative care before hospice care.

That could have eased a great deal of suffering and pain. So learn more on her site, www.qualityoflifecare.com Many caring medical people realize there are missing links and they are striving to bridge key gaps. Palliative care should be considered early on and by a team to assist with natural transitions.