In this episode of Voices of the Completed Life, we interviewed Fred Philippi. Fred reached out to the Completed Life Initiative to share his own story. He does not have a terminal diagnosis, chronic aches and pains, or any other notable physical or medical conditions. He has lived a meaningful life: done everything he wanted to do, said everything he wanted to say, and said goodbye to the people he loves. Fred’s vision for his completed life has been met. It is a vision informed by a lifetime of religious and spiritual study, a successful professional career, a 20-year marriage, and his recent volunteer work in the area of medical aid-in-dying education. While under current laws in the United States, there is nothing Fred can do to complete his life on his own. His perspective on what such laws would mean for himself and others, is one worth sharing.

If you would like to share a response to Fred’s story, please feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms, @completedlife. Additionally, if you would like to follow in Fred’s footsteps and share your story of a Completed Life on this podcast, whether for yourself or a loved one, please reach out to us via email at [email protected].

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Voices of the Completed Life is a podcast brought to you by the Completed Life Initiative (www.completedlife.org). Here, we share unprecedented conversations at the heart of the human experience. Each of our guests hold unique, and deeply ingrained philosophies on a life well lived. As our hosts dive into honest conversations about mortality, loss and grief, we hear first hand experiences from individuals who are grappling with what it means to live a completed life.
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