
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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As we prepare for death, we often become preoccupied with the physical components. For example, we get a room ready. Order a portable commode or hospital bed to help make us more comfortable. We ask many questions about what our bodies will...
I’ve noticed a particular kind of quiet that settles over a room when someone is dying. Voices get lower. People start speaking in half-sentences, unsure whether it’s okay to talk or cry or laugh. Everyone is watching everyone else for cues...
The phrase “death cult” gets thrown around a lot these days in political commentary. It describes, in a very real and visceral way, current right-wing leaders and those who love them no matter the cost. At the same time, a different phrase,...
What does it mean to “get your affairs in order”? That’s what we’re tackling this month*. It’s what doctors say when confirming a terminal diagnosis. But getting your affairs in order means different things to different people. Most of my c...
Systemic change is slow and incremental, all while our reality moves along quickly without pause. My Florida clients in crisis don’t have the luxury of waiting for a bill to pass to get Medical Aid in Dying. They need a peaceful way to hast...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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