Debby Waldman

Edmonton

Writer @nytimes @wired @nbcthink @orcabooks Book lover, dogwalker, woodworker, procrastibaker, guitar-picker, knitter, wife, mom, central NYorker #mentalhealth

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Hospitalidade no fim da vida: proprietários abrem suas casas para doentes terminais nos EUA

1 month ago | estadao.com.br | Debby Waldman

Em um vale no interior de Vermont, nos Estados Unidos, uma ex-capelã de unidade de cuidados paliativos chamada Suzanne administra um centro de retiro para artistas, profissionais de saúde e educadores – e, desde meados de 2023, para pessoas com doenças terminais que buscam um lugar seguro e tranquilo para morrer.
Hospitality at the end of life: Owners open their homes to terminally ill

1 month ago | inquirer.com | Debby Waldman

In a pastoral Vermont valley, a former hospice chaplain named Suzanne runs a retreat center for artists, health-care workers, and educators — and, since mid-2023, terminally ill people seeking a safe, peaceful place to die.
Interview | Tova Mirvis

2 months ago | momentmag.com | Debby Waldman

We Would NeverBy Tova MirvisAvid Reader Press 368 ppTova Mirvis doesn’t consider herself much of a “true crime person,” but when a friend of her ex-husband was murdered in 2014, she became obsessed. She read every news article she could find about the murder-for-hire of the Tallahassee law professor whose ex-wife’s family was ultimately implicated in his death.
Hospitality at the end of life: Owners open their homes to terminally ill

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Debby Waldman

Hospitality at the end of life: Owners open their homes to terminally ill1 of 7In a pastoral Vermont valley, a former hospice chaplain named Suzanne runs a retreat center for artists, health-care workers and educators - and, since mid-2023, terminally ill people seeking a safe, peaceful place to die.
Hospitality at the end of life: Owners open their homes to terminally ill

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Debby Waldman

In a pastoral Vermont valley, a former hospice chaplain named Suzanne runs a retreat center for artists, health-care workers and educators — and, since mid-2023, terminally ill people seeking a safe, peaceful place to die.
Trump Threatens Canada, But We Canadians Are Standing Strong

Jan 23, 2025 | msn.com | Debby Waldman

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Trump Threatens Canada, But We Canadians Are Standing Strong

Jan 23, 2025 | usnews.com | Debby Waldman |Shachi Kurl

I probably shouldn't admit this, but if someone had offered to make Canada the 51st U.S. state when I moved to the province of Alberta more than 30 years ago, I would have been first in line to sign the petition. Admittedly, my reasons were specious: I missed Puffs tissues, Pepperidge Farm pretzel Goldfish crackers, New York bagels, NPR and my family, none of which were available here in 1992. How times have changed.
Interview | An Israeli-Yemeni Woman Embraces the Culture She Tried for Years to Avoid

Jan 10, 2025 | momentmag.com | Debby Waldman

Songs for the BrokenheartedBy Ayelet TsabariRandom House, 352 ppAward-winning Israeli-Canadian writer Ayelet Tsabari understands why readers might think her debut novel, Songs for the Brokenhearted, is autobiographical. Like Tsabari, the main character is a Yemeni Jew whose beloved father dies when she is young, who has a conflicted relationship with her mother, and who spends most of her twenties away from Israel, living or traveling in North America and southeast Asia.
Trump Aims for Canada - and Brings Down 'Governor' Trudeau

Jan 8, 2025 | usnews.com | Shachi Kurl |James M. Lindsay |Debby Waldman

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared “sunny ways” when he took office almost 10 years ago, but by the time Trudeau resigned this week, he had taken a winding journey towards a darker destination. In the end, it was not only domestic discontent that did him in but also a fateful threat from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Trump has set trade partners on edge with vows to impose major tariffs.
I'm an American in Canada. Before You Flee Across the Border, Here's a Reality Check.

Nov 25, 2024 | usnews.com | Debby Waldman |Judy Ho |Albert Hunt |Olivier Knox

Donald Trump’s victory was barely 24 hours old when an anxious childhood friend from upstate New York called me about moving to Canada. Phone calls like this are nothing new. Over the nine U.S. presidential elections since I settled in western Canada, I’ve lost track of how many American friends and relatives from back home have reached out when a Republican wins the White House. Their questions are always the same: Will I sponsor them for immigration and/or do I have extra room to house them?