An inside look at the role of a Death Doula and heart-touching stories of clients past and present.
The transformation that can occur when people are brave enough to examine their thoughts and beliefs is incredible. We talk about people being “ready to die”. I have seen people absolutely not ready to die, not yet having come to terms with their lives, and people that find that place of grace and serenity before they go.
Contemplating consciousness, perception and mind has been a lifelong pursuit. The question of the nature of our existence is like a little muse that sits on my shoulder all the time.
Less than a month ago I attended the funeral (celebration of life) of a very special woman named Barbara. I got to know her through my weekly visits to a memory care facility in the city. She was often accompanied by her lovely and amazing companion; Jenny. Jenny – knowing how important socialization is for people living with dementia – frequently…
When it’s a newsletter! Hi Everyone! This isn’t my usual blog post, but I’ve been reflecting that it has been about a year since I first started publishing on my website. Perhaps an update is in order! I have had a very busy twelve months. A year ago, I had just accompanied one of my…
A death doula provides compassionate support through life’s final transition, offering emotional and spiritual guidance to the dying and their families. A fulfilling role that bridges medical and personal care.
I love a good story. This one is personal – and ever-so-slightly embellished! I am going to tell you the story of my grandmother’s death – one of many deaths she had.
Stories bind us, entertain, and heal. As a Death Doula, I’ll share tales that shape our understanding of life, death, and memory.