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Jun 16, 2026
S12: Episode 135: Kira Goodman and Dave Lysecki
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Kira GoodmanGUEST
And so I just want us to, I want to acknowledge that I guess through the conversation, but Dave, I don't know if you want to add anything to

Dave LyseckiGUEST
The things that I would add, uh, one, one is, is related to, uh, what you've said.

Dave LyseckiGUEST
But because of that journey of pediatric palliative care patients, as I said, like, you know, in let's say perhaps a standard or typical adult palliative care scenario, the symptoms may escalate as you approach end of life and you spend a short period of time in that very complex symptom period and then the patient passes away.

Dave LyseckiGUEST
We have some of these kids spend 10 years in a very complex symptom period and you just need to come up with solution one and then solution two and then a plan B and then a solution three and then...
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