Agonizomai – Living with COPD
Agonizomai is a Greek word which means: To strive, Fight, Struggle with death Labour Fervently; “STRIVE TO ENTER THROUGH THE NARROW DOOR. FOR MANY, I TELL YOU, WILL SEEK TO ENTER AND WILL NOT BE ABLE…” Luke 13:22-30 It reflects the intense struggle COPD...Tell Me More
3 minute edit from 12 minute “Tell Me More’ NHS presentation to GP’s. ‘Tell Me More about Continuity of Care – the Patient’s Experience’ was commissioned by Professor Abdol Tavabie, Deputy Dean Director and Dean of Postgraduate General Practice...COPD Infographic
Read more“There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophies. My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness”
– Dalai Lama
Houses of Parliament 12 minutes
Both sets of philosophical enquiries by young people at the Houses of Parliament on World Philosophy...Houses of Parliament short
A five minute film of our event at the Houses of Parliament on World Philosophy...Read more“One’s philosophy is not best expressed in words; it is expressed in the choices one makes… and the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility”
– Eleanor Roosevelt
