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1. www.youtube.com › watchGoing Through Loss And Grief The Mysterial Way with Suzanne ...

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   When Suzanne Anderson's husband died, she lost not only her partner and the future with him; she lost pretty much everything on the outer surface of her life...

2. www.youtube.com › watchFinding Healing and Purpose After Loss | Suzanne Anderson

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   Trigger warning - this episode discusses suicide (without details). Please take care while listening.Suzanne Anderson shares her journey of self-discovery an...

3. www.youtube.com › watchTransformational Shifts After Loss with Suzanne Anderson

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   #griefjourney #suicideawareness #griefandloss Welcome to LEAP, where we sit down with people from all over the world to hear their transformational stories a...

4. www.legacy.com › us › obituariesSuzanne ANDERSON Obituary (1938 - 2017) - Legacy Remembers

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   Sep 22, 2017 · 9242 Miramar Road. San Diego, California. Suzanne ANDERSON Obituary. Published by Legacy Remembers on Sep. 22, 2017. Arrangements under the direction of TRIDENT SOCIETY - San Diego, San...

   • Birth Date: June 28, 1938

   • Death Date: September 16, 2017

5. mysterialwoman.com › you-make-your-path-by-walkingYou Make Your Path by Walking - Mysterial Woman

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   From the fire of personal trauma, Suzanne Anderson was forced to find a path through the ashes of devastation—unexpectedly testing her own groundbreaking teachings in her acclaimed previous book The Way of the Mysterial Woman. Her storytelling is gripping, her guidance clear.

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6. www.legacy.com › us › obituariesSuzanne ANDERSON Obituary and Online Memorial (2017) - Legacy.com

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   Suzanne ANDERSON Obituary and Online Memorial (2017). Share your favorite memories Suzanne and celebrate their life with the ANDERSON family on their online obituary.

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   How did Suzanne die?

   • In the four years I accompanied my wife Suzanne as she endured the diagnoses and treatment for breast cancer, the most shocking moment came just five days before she died. Suzanne had collapsed at home after having prepared her breakfast but finding herself unable to eat.

   Palliative care can’t wait: what I wish I’d known as my wife was dying

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   Why did Suzanne collapse at home?

   • Suzanne had collapsed at home after having prepared her breakfast but finding herself unable to eat. By the time the ambulance got her to Emergency, she was largely immobile and had great difficulty speaking.

   Palliative care can’t wait: what I wish I’d known as my wife was dying

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   How did Suzanne benefit from medical care?

   • Suzanne benefited from tremendous medical care during her illness. It was technically sophisticated and compassionately delivered. She and I were truly convinced she was given the best medical chance to live as long as she could with the best quality of life.

   Palliative care can’t wait: what I wish I’d known as my wife was dying

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   What happened when Suzanne found a lump in her breast?

   • Let me be clear. The moment that Suzanne told me she had found a lump in her breast; the moment it was diagnosed as cancer; the moment sixteen months later we learned that it had metastasized; all of these moments are indelibly etched in me with grief and shock.

   Palliative care can’t wait: what I wish I’d known as my wife was dying

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8. healthydebate.ca › 2017 › 07Palliative care can’t wait: what I wish I’d known as my wife ...

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   Jul 5, 2017 · Paul Adams’ wife, Suzanne Szukits, a Canadian diplomat, died last September at the age of 56. My wife Suzanne had done everything she could to prepare for her death. But without access to palliative care, we were not prepared for her final days.