Death by own action echoes through families and friends
The text discusses how a person’s death by own action creates ripple effects across their circle of friends and family. It cites world health estimates and experience in prevention and bereavement support, noting honesty about personal experiences connects everyone to death by own action.
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World Health
Unusual pets and the oldest living vertebrate
A parent reflects on Greenland sharks aged around 270 years and a son Ray's Most Unusual Pet contest in Vinland Fair. The essay compares ancient life with a family at summer’s end as Ray enters kindergarten and watches his sister Zia, while contemplating mortality and old things in the house.
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Ray
Vinland Fair
Greenland
Zia
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