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2023 TED 英语演讲 生命 终结 做好 准备
此资料由网络收集而来,如有侵权请告知上传者立即删除。资料共分享,我们负责传递知识。 TED英语演讲:你为生命的终结做好准备了吗   当我们想到死亡的时候总是可怕的,但是提前准备是切实的,并且可以为临终前的安静留下足够的空间。在一个庄严并深思熟虑的演讲中,Judy 分享了5个为美好的临终生活做方案的方法。下面是小编为大家收集关于TED英语演讲:你为生命的终结做好准备了吗,欢迎借鉴参考。   演说题目:你为生命的终结做好准备了吗   演说者:Judy MacDonald   What would be a good end of life   什么是一个生活美好的结尾   And I'm talking about the very end.   我所说的是最终的结尾   I'm talking about dying.   我所说的是死亡   We all think a lot about how to live well.   我们都在想如何更好的生活   I'd like to talk about increasing our chances of dying well.   而我想要谈的是,如何更美好地辞别人生   I'm not a geriatrician.   我并不是老年病学家   I design reading programs for preschoolers.   我为学前班的孩子设计阅读课程   What I know about this topic   我对这个话题的了解   comes from a qualitative study with a sample size of two.   来源于一个定性的研究,其中有两个案例   In the last few years, I helped two friends   在过去的几年,我帮助两个好朋友   have the end of life they wanted.   以他们想要的方式,结束了他们的生命   Jim and Shirley Modini spent their 68 years of marriage Jim   和 Shirley Modini度过了他们68年的婚姻生活   living off the grid on their 1,700-acre ranch   生活在远离城镇的,1,700英亩的牧场里   in the mountains of Sonoma County. Sonoma   县的山区   They kept just enough livestock to make ends meet   他们喂养了仅仅是能养活他们自己的家禽   so that the majority of their ranch would remain a refuge   所以这大局部的牧场变成了避难所   for the bears and lions and so many other things   给熊,狮子和其他的动物   that lived there.   生活在那里   This was their dream.   这正是他们的梦想   I met Jim and Shirley in their 80s.   我在两个老人年迈八十的时候遇见他们   They were both only children who chose not to have kids.   他们只有一个子女,而他选择不要孩子   As we became friends, I became their trustee   当我们成为朋友后,我变成了他们的托管人   and their medical advocate,   与他们的医疗参谋   but more importantly, I became   但是更重要的是   the person who managed their end-of-life experiences.   我成为了帮助他们结束生活的那个人   And we learned a few things about how to have a good end.   并且我们学到了,如何有个好的结局   In their final years, Jim and Shirley   在最后的几年里, Jim和 Shirley   faced cancers, fractures, infections, neurological illness.   他们面对着癌症,骨折,传染病和神经上上的疾病   It's true.   这是真的   At the end, our bodily functions   人到了最后,我们身体的功能   and independence are declining to zero.   和独立性会降低到零   What we found is that, with a plan and the right people,   我们发现,如果有正确的方案和人   quality of life can remain high.   他们还是可以拥有高品质的生活   The beginning of the end is triggered   结束的开始是被其他所引起的   by a mortality awareness event, and during this time,   像对死亡的意识,并且在此期间   Jim and Shirley chose ACR nature preserves Jim   和 Shirley选择了ACR自然保护区   to take their ranch over when they were gone.   在他们去世后接手牧场   This gave them the peace of mind to move forward.   这给了他们一片祥和,然后继续前行   It might be a diagnosis. It might be your intuition.   这可能是个诊断,也可能是你的直觉   But one day, you're going to say, &This thing is going to get me.&   有一天,你会说,这样的事情会打垮我   Jim and Shirley spent this time Jim   和Shirley用这些时间   letting friends know that their end was near   让他们的朋友知道,离他们离开人世的时间不远了   and that they were okay with that.   而他们对此没有埋怨   Dying from cancer and dying from neurological illness   因为患癌症与神经疾病而死去   are different.   是不一样的   In both cases, last days are about quiet reassurance.   两种情况,最后的几天都非常安详   Jim died first. He was conscious until the very end, Jim   先离去,到最后他都非常的清醒   but on his last day he couldn't talk.   但是在他最后一天,他说不了话   Through his eyes, we knew when he needed to hear again,   通过他的眼睛,我们知道当他想听我们说话   &It is all set, Jim. We're going to take care of Shirley   〞;什么都很好,Jim。我们会好好照顾 Shirley。   right here at the ranch,   就在此时,在牧场   and ACR's going to take care of your wildlife forever.&   ACR会永远帮你保护好这里的野生动植物   From this experience I'm going to share five practices.   从这个经历中,我想和大家分享五个方案   I've put worksheets online,   我已经把步骤公布在了网上   so if you'd like, you can plan your own end.   所以如果你愿意,你可以方案你自己结束的方式   It starts with a plan.   这个步骤以着手方案开始   Most people say, &I'd like to die at home.&   很多人会说〞;我愿意死在家里.&   Eighty percent of Americans die in a hospital   但是百分之八十的美国人,在医院里死去   or a nursing home.   或者是养老院   Saying we'd like to die at home is not a plan.   所以说想死在家里,并不是一个方案   A lot of people say, &If I get like that, just shoot me.&   很多人又会说〞;如果我像那样,一枪打死我〞;   This is not a plan either; this is illegal.   这也不是,因为不合法。

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