
Our caller's framework for what happens after we die starts with basic physics: energy can't be created or destroyed. From there, they work backward. If someone survives a traumatic brain injury and comes out unable to remember who they used to be, wanting different things than they did before, are they still the same person? Our caller thinks so. Just changed. It's the same logic they apply to death itself. Their partner has a terminal illness, and has had it since before the two of them met...
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Anonymous #50 — Is It Okay to Have Made Peace With Dying When They Need You to Stay?

Anonymous #48 — Would You Believe a Sign From the Dead More If Someone Else Had the Same One?

Anonymous #47 — When Someone Dies Why Does Everyone Stop Saying Their Name?

Anonymous #46 — Can You Hope for an Afterlife That Was Your Partner's Worst Nightmare?
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