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 | 174 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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She Told Me She Wanted to Be Cremated. I Asked If It Was Because She Wanted to Be as Toxic in Death as She Was in Life.
I didn’t want to have the conversation. I had opened LinkedIn with the intention of being seen without being known, the way you stand near a window or a bookshelf or sit on a stool at the kitchen island at a party so people can place you in...
This Is Your Reminder to Remember Their Voices
There are hours of my grandfather’s voice on my phone.
I haven’t listened to any of them yet and it’s been nine years since he died. I still haven’t pressed play. I don’t know exactly why. Maybe I’m not ready to hear how alive he sounds. M...
Would You Eat Your Friend's Foot to Help Them Grieve?
So there’s this guy on the Risk podcast who goes by Shiny. Motorcycle accident, car takes him out, foot is gone, doctors say it’s not coming back. And instead of just letting them toss it in the medical waste bin, he asks if he can keep it....
Who or What Makes Your Butt Tickle?
There is a phrase I use when talking about mortality that tends to make folks choke, partly because it sounds ridiculous and partly because they know exactly what I mean. I tell them to pay attention to the things that make their butt tickl...
Esalen & The Room That Laughed About Death
There is a moment, every time I drive down the coast and the Pacific reappears shortly after passing the Safeway in Carmel and the spot me and Courtney Gage once picked up a hitchhiker, where my chest does something I can only describe as r...
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