*Content warning: this conversation contains mentions of animal
injuries, death, and the topic of suicide.* Veterinarians
deal with death so frequently that they have some of the highest
suicide rates of any occupation. Dr. Hollis Stewart has worked with
many animals – from domesticated pets in New York City and Fez,
Morocco, to wild animals in the Middle East and Africa. Because of
that, she’s also worked with humans (other vets, clients, and
civilians) from all over the world. In this episode, Hollis shares
stories of how treating animals in different countries taught her
about the concept of “Inshallah” or “God’s Will” and “Whatever will
be will be,” which in turn, taught her valuable lessons about
living and accepting death. Thanks for listening! If you want to
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