Full of Life
Niki ElleA death doula's insights from grief work and life work to help you cultivate meaning and nourish your mental health, intertwined with outdoor adventures and navigating the complexities of life as a 20-something.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 67 | Subscribers | Read | nikielle.substack.com |
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How Do You Want to Be Remembered? Empowering Yourself Through Writing Your Obituary
Hi friends! This is a short piece I wrote in response to attending my local death cafe. (For those unaware, death cafes are lowkey, chill gatherings of folks who chat about any and all things death and dying. Usually over tea, cake, or any ...
When Your Body Speaks, Listen. (Sometimes)
Hi friends! I’ve been attending a local writer’s group hosted by the lovely Once a month, we write and share short reflections based off assigned writing prompts. One of the prompts asked, “When did your body speak to you? Was it to be tru...
Anthology Archive: Bearing Witness to Stories Amidst Depression
This is a much older piece from the archives, recounting the weekend I spent leading a retreat at my college. Although it’s many years old, the relevance of listening to stories and holding space feels more true for me now than it ever has....
Trail Log #37, Day 82, Whispers of the End
### August 3 Bondcliff, 14ish miles, Day 82
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I'm a death doula, grief supporter, and backpacker exploring how finitude empowers us to find meaning, deepen relationships, and appreciate the mundane. Follow along as I share reflections on living, dying, and the meditative peace of the mountains.
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