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Hello Mickey here.

Welcome to this week's Sunday Chops.

This episode is my full chat with Dr. Rachel Clark,

specialist in palliative medicine, author of Dear Life,

a Doctor's Story of Love and Loss, and brilliantly outspoken supporter of the NHS.

If you've already listened to this week's pod scene, you'll have heard an

excerpt of this interview already. Right at the top Rachel and I chat a fair bit about the

current state of things in the NHS, what with coronavirusirus lockdown and government AIDS doing whatever the

foot they like. So that's seen the sensible bit to put in the pod scene but please do

listen to all of what Rachel has to say as there are some gorgeous stories of

how she's helped people live their last days to the full,

some frankly horrifying stats on hospice funding, and the heartbreaking story of her dad's terminal cancer

diagnosis. If you've not already listened to that podzine by the way, please do, as there's a

cracking chat with Laura Docurel about postpart and psychosis and the way women are treated in

medicine, as well as some info on how white people can strengthen and flex that

anti-racism muscle. On that note it is a tough line between looking

performative and actually doing the work, but here on standard issue we've

always quite rightly worked hard to make our

podcast as diverse as possible which you know given where three white straight

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