Dying News
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Maryland mom Darlene Sugg began home hospice in April. But even cancer couldn’t stop her from seeing her daughter, Megan, graduate.
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Auburn -
Rachel Wolf, 25, is not about to marry anyone anytime soon, she is not even engaged. But she sets up a wedding so that her father who is diagnosed with cancer can have a last dance with her.
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The video asks: "When faced with months to live, how do you say goodbye?" Zach Sobiech, 17, with only a few months to live, determined to leave something for all to remember him by. Watch Zach's heartbreaking performance of his song "Clouds."
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Eating superglue. Selling both your kidneys. Scratching a drug dealer's new car. These are some of the "dumb ways to die" illustrated in a cute video and song released by Melbourne's Metro Trains to promote rider safety.
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Subcontracted cell tower climbers are dying in large numbers in order to build better cell service for the public --- a risky, high-pressure job that is necessary to expand America's cellular infrastructure.
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Recently, 10,000 fish died in Missouri’s Blue Springs Lake; the sardine apocalypse continued as 200-tons of dead fish washed up at port, a 6.0-magnitude quake shakes Peru, and Katla volcano continues earthquake activity under icecap.
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Watching too much television may have some negative consequences. It may raise health problems and shorten life. A recent study of those findings was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Professor Sandi Curtis of the Concordia University Department of Creative Arts Therapies published an report showing that music played for dying patients provided pain relief, relaxation, and a improved mood and quality of life.
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Kelowna -
In 1971 Rev. Albert Baldeo left Trinidad coming first to Toronto. He and his family moved across Canada finally ending up in Kelowna 10 years later serving Canadians with the United Church.
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London -
A dying baby in an Ontario hospital, who had been scheduled to be taken off life-support on Monday, may be transferred to a hospital in Detroit.
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Greater Manchester police have released a CCTV video of two suspects wanted for questioning after they were seen riding bicycles past a woman who collapsed in the street and then approached her from another angle out of the view of the security camera.
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Sunningdale -
Police found a fatally injured man, wrapped in plastic, in the back of a van which they chased and pulled over in Berkshire on Wednesday.
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Trenton -
A Michigan couple who received death threats after posting grim photos of a dying girl and her dead mother online have apologized for their actions.
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Dublin -
In Russian Roulette a bullet is placed in a chamber of the gun, the cylinder is spun, and one player aims the revolver at their head and pulls the trigger.
Play continues until one player blows their brains out and ends the contest.
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The bloody war in Jamaica continues today with more fires, a rising death toll and gun fire on the streets as the police and Jamaican army battle the Shower Posse drug gang and its' leader Christopher "Duddus" Coke.
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After nurses refused to give a glass of water to a patient, despite his pleas, the dying man used his cellphone to call the hospital switchboard to beg for some water.
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A new US study appears to indicate that people with a strong faith want doctors to do whatever they can to keep them living as they near death.
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Names such as Edna, Gertrude, Walter and Percy have become a rarity in England and Wales, despite being popular more than 100 years ago. Some worry such names will never come back.
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Healthy twin fawns were delivered after their mother was hit by a car and was near death by the side of the road. A wildlife biologist performed emergency surgery in a ditch.
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Thousands of bats in New York and Vermont are dying. Scientists that are clueless to the cause fear more than ten thousand of the winged creatures may be dying in abandoned mine shafts and caves in the Northwest.
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Randy Pausch is just 47 years old and teaches at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. Pausch is a pioneer in virtual reality technology that is used in games and Disney rides. He's also becoming famous because he is dying.
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Scientists report that overfishing of sharks is having a surprising effect. They're no longer there to eat skates and rays -- which are now gobbling up bay scallops. Is the balance of nature threatened?
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The murder of the belover trainer who nursed her to health and took personal responsibility for her care has sent a dolphin into a complete tailspin.
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A Dutch primary school teacher who is dying of cancer is overseeing one last project among her beloved pupils - they are making a coffin for her.
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A hospice founded and run by a nun helped a young disabled man attain his one wish before he left this world.
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Melanie Worthington was a single mother of a 5-year-old boy who knew she was soon to lose her battle against pancreatic cancer.
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A pair of scimitar-horned oryxes from the Kansas City Zoo are among six from North America and four from Europe that are being reintroduced in Tunisia
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National Geographic magazine's August 2006 issue features the " Ways to Go" chart based on the National Safety Council's Odds of Dying statistics...
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The Daily Undertaker
Susanne Wiigh-Mäsak, biologist and head of operations at Promessa Organic is developing a new method of disposition for the dead called 'promession'. Described as an environmentally friendly form of burial, and could in fact be the greenest of green disposition options.
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