Bringing up the most feared subject of all

Conversing with Death

est. 2014

I started Conversing with Death back in 2014 and after 15 years in hospice. I saw and listened to family members and patients as they struggled to talk about important matters they avoided for far too long. It is difficult to enter these conversations, but they are necessary. Whether it is about your own existential reflections or that of a loved one, talking about it can minimize the element of surprise.

When Letting Go is the New Normal

Talking with your dearest partner about the latter stages of life is no easy task. Changes to our bodies, retirement, and watching our worlds grow small as friends, colleagues and family members pass away, is extremely sobering. Preparing mentally, emotionally, and spiritually is vital.