After a career in consulting, working first in public health in developing countries and then with large non-profits in the United States, Daphne now spends her time as a hospice volunteer. She was drawn to this work after accompanying several dear friends and family members on their end-of-life journeys. She views it as a privilege to be invited into this most intimate, moving, challenging, and often rewarding time in a person’s life. Daphne is also the keeper of her family’s past, in the form of books, letters, diaries, objects, and stories, and as such, is desperate to learn a thing or two about letting go, throwing out, and winnowing down – all topics that she hopes will be covered in “I Couldn’t Throw It Out” podcasts.
Some adults can't toss their furry friends from childhood, even when the fuzz is gone. Hear about much-loved survivors, including two teddy bears who escaped the Nazis