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Today I’ll be talking with Dr. Christopher Kerr, CEO and Chief Medical Officer at Hospice Buffalo, the creator of the incredibly viral TED Talk, “I See Dead People: Dreams and Visions of the Dying”, and the author of a brilliant, beautiful, and incredibly important book, “Death Is But A Dream”  And that’s just what I want to talk with him about, about finding hope and meaning at life’s end, particularly at this time. Key Points Discussed: Would you say you used to be a spiritual guy and what happened the last time you saw your dad? (02:54) How he ended up going to the safest place from the dying as a career (05:02) The worse words one can say for somebody who’s dying and how the principle of non-abandonment is no longer valued (06:48) How he shifted from working as a resident in cardiology to work in hospice (09:08) Terminal lucidity and looking at dying as a post-traumatic growth experience (11:53) People die how they live (16:33) Sleep as the common denominator of all illnesses (19:36) Why dying seems lone