Grief Support & Death Work

Hi. I just found out tonight this is an actual thing. I've always wanted to work with hospice or something, but I definitely can't handle medical stuff. My sis was good at that stuff. I was always better with being the emotional support, the listener with no answer, the one you can call at 3 am and cry for two hours to and it doesn't bother me. I've had several near death experiences when I was younger myself, had several shared death experiences, and just somehow have become very comfortable with the uncomfortable. I've recently realized I think I have undiagnosed autism, so I'm extremely sensitive in general, and normal work is impossible. I lost my younger sister last year, and was so grateful to have been able to be here with her. We'd spend hours talking about the stuff no one wanted to say. I was able to help her change her perspective, and she made the most of what time she had left. If there's such a thing as a beautiful death, she had one ❤️. People cringe when I say that, but I see how much easier (it's never easy) it was for her family to move on because she was facing it instead of running from it. Anyways, hi everyone! It takes a certain level of love and compassion to even consider this kind of thing, so nice to meet you all. Death is a part of life, and unfortunately I think it's a lot worse than it has to be.