
Learn how to reduce fears and anxiety about death and dying with expert knowledge, helpful tips, planning tools, humor, and grace. An experienced death doula/educator helps you achieve a better death someday...and a better life right now.
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Most of the time, my revenge tales went like this: someone innocent was wronged, and I’d swoop in to make it right. The bad thing that needed- no, required- a response usually had nothing to do with me. My mom, a truly good person, would s...
There’s a running joke in my family that I’m never wrong, only early. My cousins remember when I railed against partially hydrogenated oils and trans fats in the late 1980s. They thought I was crazy. Then I was the only vegetarian my friend...
Crow: You were buried in a casket shaped like a pentagram and will spend your afterlife pooping on people who loudly misquote Howard Zinn.
Vulture: You were responsible for several HR investigations, five all-you-can-eat buffets closing do...
Grief hits us with a bang doesn’t it? I notice it as I’m walking through a grocery store, while listening to an old playlist, or when I wake up in the middle of the night for a glass of water. And when that happens, most of us have no clear...
Apologizing in a heartfelt way is a skill and an art - and I have had LOTS of practice. Typically, the benefits of apologizing are felt by the person doing the thing, but it also benefits the receiver to know that they mean enough to warran...
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I'm a death doula/educator whose work has been featured in McSweeney’s, Psychedelics Today, Chicago Sun-Times, etc. I teach future doulas at the University of New England. I'm also a board member and educator at End of Life Psychedelic Care.
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