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No One Dies Alone: The Sacred Duty of Presence 

The room is quiet except for the low rhythm of a heart monitor and the soft hum of a volunteer’s voice. A warm hand rests on another that is cool to the touch, and for a while, there is nothing to do but sit and breathe together. 

In that small stillness lies the essence of the No One Dies Alone movement: a promise that no person’s final moments will unfold in loneliness or neglect.

By Patrick Rogers

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Near-Death Experiences: Research Update [2025]

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