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Dinah Miller
Verified
Columnist, MDEdge
Baltimore
Beats
travel parenting science teenagersmental health
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By Dinah Miller| Psychiatric Times Verified COMMENTARYJD: What do you think will happen when you get home? Rudolph Abel: I think I’ll have a vodka. JD: Yeah…but Rudolph, is there not the possibility…Rudolph Abel: That my people are going to shoot me? JD: Yes. You’re not worried? Rudolph Abel: Would it help? -Scene from “Bridge of Spies” (2015)To talk with another human being—be it a patient, a friend, a colleague, or a family member—often is about sitting with their worry.
By Dinah Miller| Psychiatric Times Verified COMMENTARYJD: What do you think will happen when you get home? Rudolph Abel: I think I’ll have a vodka. JD: Yeah…but Rudolph, is there not the possibility…Rudolph Abel: That my people are going to shoot me? JD: Yes. You’re not worried? Rudolph Abel: Would it help? -Scene from “Bridge of Spies” (2015)To talk with another human being—be it a patient, a friend, a colleague, or a family member—often is about sitting with their worry.
By Dinah Miller| Psychiatric Times Verified COMMENTARYAnd so, the question of space and separation rests with us. We like to think the walls are impenetrable, that life and death are hermetically separated, and that the living and the dead never need cross paths. But what if, in reality, that’s all they ever do? -Delphine Horvilleur, author of Living with Our Dead1Anderson Cooper is no stranger to grief.
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MDEdge
Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, United States
+1 240-221-2468