Hey folks this is Kevin on this week's episode of risk you'll hear Barbara Todd

Then I took this advanced first-aid class and I was like oh my god I'm kind of good at this and I felt so

powerful having actual tools to help people.

And I thought,

oh my gosh, I need to be a nurse.

That and more.

But first, in this episode, we consider something that and

more, we consider something all of us have in common, death.

We're all touched by the transformation of life in death.

And sometimes our stories about it are tragic,

like in Liz Hedlund's story, expiration.

And of course I'm devastated without her.

And every time I think of that night, I have that same imploding ache in the depths of my chest.

But she's not in pain anymore.

And sometimes they're beautiful, like in Lee True's story,

the light that burns twice as bright. And then I kind of felt like every single one of these moths is someone's daughter,

someone's son.

Maybe the message is we're constantly flitting into and out of existence. Creatures are moving in and

out of life all the time. And they can even be hilarious. He took a good

dick out of this world. He took a good dick out of this world. He took a good dick out of this world.

He took a good dick out of this world.

And I said, wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

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