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I Was Destined To Work With Dying Patients. I Had No Choice When I Encountered My First AIDS Patient. I Felt Called To Travel Some 250,000 Miles Each Year To Hold Workshops That Helped People Cope With The Most Painful Aspects Of Life, Death And The Transition Between The Two.

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