Notes From a Death Doula
Darnell Lamont WalkerRaw reflections, honest conversations, and a few laughs about death, dying, grief, and the messy, beautiful, sometimes ridiculous ways we keep living through it all.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 165 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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How Big Was Your Grandma's House?
PooPoo, Boo, and Me in my grandma Irene’s yard
How big was your grandma’s house?
Big enough for weather. Big enough for voices to arrive before bodies did. Big enough for one room to be laughing while another room held silence like praye...
Nobody Warns You That You'll Miss the Boring Parts
We are so determined to make the grand gesture, to stand at the rim of something enormous and feel ourselves enlarged by it. The anniversary trip, the speech that makes the folks clap or cry or find you in the atrium after to steal your tim...
Download This List of Death Workers (And More)
There’s a common assumption that death is something we face alone. That when the time comes, we’ll figure it out, or the hospital will handle it, or someone will know what to do.
But there is an entire community of people who have made it...
Death Does Not Care That You Are Cute.
What frightens us most about the grizzly, and I mean the real one, not the one you meet in a documentary with its careful narration and its safe remove but on a trail in failing light with the wind coming wrong so it never caught your scent...
We Don't Ask Enough Why's. Why?
When did we stop asking why, really asking it, not the polite version that waits its turn and accepts whatever comes back, but the kind that tugs at shorts, shirts, and drawls, and interrupts dinner and refuses to be put to bed, because now...
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Come Sit. Explore death, life, and the tender absurdity in between with a Death Doula and Emmy-nominated children’s writer standing at the doorway between what we lose and what refuses to leave us.
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