Folks, here's a question I get sometimes from listeners.

Since I love Risk, what are some other storytelling podcasts that I would probably also love.

And today I have one that answers that question.

It's a show called What Was That Like?

And every episode is a first-hand true story. We're talking plane crashes

all of all kinds of crazy things and some fun stories too like the woman who who went on the prices right and won the

showcase three different times. Every story is told by the actual person who

experienced it. What you're about to hear is an episode of what was that like.

This is Courtney's story.

Her mother was terminally ill and chose medical assistance to end her life. This is in Canada where it's

legal. Why isn't that an option all over the US too? Good question, but Courtney's

really personal story about her mother will give you an idea about how it works.

I personally found Courtney so endearing with how honest and vulnerable she was in her sharing.

If you like this episode, go to your podcast app and search for what was that like and subscribe. There are over 170 wild past episodes to

binge but for today here's Courtney's story about her mother.

Give a listen.

One of the most difficult.

One of the most difficult things we go through in life is when a close friend or a family member dies.

We all know it's going to happen to a lot of the people we know and love, but it's still

unpleasant and uncomfortable and sad. We even try to avoid using the word die. Somehow it doesn't sound quite so bad

if we instead say they passed away. But as awful as death can be, there are times when it's

actually a relief. What if your loved one has a terminal disease and they're just in pain all the time and

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