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Jan 24, 2023 50 min

S2:E3 | Why LMNA is Great! pt. 2

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Today we continue with the countdown as to Why LMNA is great, inspired by Char's friend Kim's list of Why Cancer is great. Support us by clicking on the support button on this page Don't forget to Follow and share our Podcast so that you can get notified of the episode dropping each Tuesday. Links to Oliver's books: Blessed & Cursed & Won We are now on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2253010 Mentions: Planning Your Funeral Episode Unexpected Vs. Expected Death Episode Cursed by Oliver Tanner The Poll to vote for our new segment is pinned to the top of our facebook page. Please vote or add your own idea in the comments Famous Deaths Through History- mentalitch.com Sevenponds blog about casket messages Sweet Thang Cafe Have any questions? Make sure to ask them on Facebook or email us at [email protected] Contact us: [email protected] Our website will take you to all our adventures: https://scratchmadeliving.com/ Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lifeanddeathpodcast Find us on Youtube Link to our Tanner Style Youtube channel TannerStyle Music in this episode: Tuath Dé Dunsany by Jesse Gallagher *Disclaimer: We are not doctors or health professionals. Statements made in this podcast are our opinions and should not be used as medical advice. Please see your medical professional for medical advice

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