10/31/14-While filling out my absentee ballot I had the shocking realization that choosing politicians is like living with a chronic illness  With chronic illnesses people often are forced to make choices between what’s “not that good,” and what’s “worse.” Wouldn’t it be great if we could actually choose the “best” solution for both?

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I am an author of eight books in four languages. LESSONS FOR THE LIVING: STORIES OF FORGIVENESS, GRATITUDE AND COURAGE AT THE END OF LIFE is my memoir of being a bedside hospice volunteer for six years while battling prostate cancer. My next book, LEANING INTO SHARP POINTS: PRACTICAL GUIDANCE AND NURTURING SUPPORT FOR CAREGIVERS will be published in March, 2012 by New World Library and focus on caregiving for loved ones who have a progressive or terminal illness.