Hi...
I've been in the mix with health stuff for me and a few people around me and I forgot to connect with people who get it. So, I'm here, looking for that connection that holds, hears and truly doesn't judge.
I just read about Foxy's departure and that was my nudge to reach out here.
I hope y'all are ok out in the big world.
Sending love and hugs and all the good vibes. XO
Julee
Hi everyone! I'm really grateful we get to continue talking about death and grief, learning and sharing together. Yinz are the kind of humans that make me proud to be a human.
I am not intending to be a Death Doula, but I love having discovered they exist and I am glad to be a weird part of this community. For informational purposes, I am also a human. I do work and eat food. I drive a car. I am in favor of water and support its cleanliness and wetness.
Grief is such an impossible thing and I hate that people too often hurt in isolation. I hope that we can have way too much fun together as we also share our wounds and sorrows.
Hi everyone!
I’m incredibly happy to know there’s a community of like-minded people. I’ve been blessed to help many people both personally and professionally transition. I worked in the hospice industry for many years.
Five years ago,I was diagnosed with a very rare and aggressive breast cancer, which had me face my own mortality.
I recently realized at 58 years old that my purpose is to become an End of life Doula.
I joined the community to simply be around people and the subject of DD&G! I look forward to interacting with everyone.
💜
I'm Rachel Krueger, your resident Wild Widow Woman. My journey started in March 2015 when Steve, my hubs, died.
For years, I ran like hell from everything it meant to be a new widow. Now, I find myself neck deep in loving on widows and helping guide them - just by living my life and telling my story as I heal and explore different layers of my own grief.
I'm in this community to help normalize talking openly about DD&G. I'm here to learn more about the ways we can do this better and make transitions more peaceful for everyone involved.
Now, it’s your turn to introduce yourself!
Use this as a template:
Where are you on your journey with death, dying, and grief?
