Compassionate End of Life Doula, Inc.

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Tickets at www.marcscibilia.com/tour

Very informative, take time to listen!💜💙💜💙💜

Gail Rubin Hospice Stories https://beforeidiefestivals.com/festival-videos/On the second day of the 2024 Before I New Mexico Festival, attendees learned about hospice and Medical Aid I...

Recently I had a chance to speak to some folks at the Wallingford Senior Center about my experience being a death doula and the many benefits of having a death doula support your final transition. Click on the link to read more.

End of Life Doula Kathy told the senior center group that finding someone you trust who can listen deeply to your questions and concerns about death can help you accept and work through the intensely personal process of dying

This so very true!!💜

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Moment by moment…💜

I was with a man recently who was preparing to say goodbye to his wife, worried that because she was no longer talking, she couldn’t hear what he was saying. I reassured him that she hears every word he says, and feels his presence and that is what comforts her, and lets her know she is not alone.

Because I knew she would let go soon, I reminded him that when she takes her very last breath, to just be with her and sit for a moment. These moments are sacred and should not be rushed. I also believe there is still a sense of knowing in that moment, and that is when you can say goodbye. I feel like we should savor that time, as though the envelope of all that was said is sealed and ready for them to take with them.

He texted me this morning to let me know that she had died. He told me he sat with her, just being with her, and when she took her last breath, he held her hand, he whispered goodbye, and he sat in silence for almost an hour before he moved away from her and called hospice. 

He said… “I have been sitting with her every day, saying everything I possibly could, making sure she takes it with her like you said she would. You were right, after she took her last breath, and I sat with her, it felt like she was savoring my presence, and I was savoring hers and that was really powerful for me.”

xo
Gabby

My next Hospice Masterclass is November 25th - click the link to learn more. I want to hand over my tools and experience to help you do this beautiful work.

https://www.thehospiceheart.net/product-page/master-class-hospice-and-end-of-life-care-nov-26th



Do you a heart felt calling to support people as they move towards end of life? Then join us!! 💜

Becoming a Death Doula Gentle Passage Doula Collective is a group of women with many skills, education and talents to support you and your loves ones in prepartion for death, advanced care planning, advanced directives, active dying, grief support, end of life care, rituals, vigils, funerals, photography,after death care.

This so heartwarming 💜

Look for me

I'm here

in the glint of your eyes
and the lilt of your laugh

Close your eyes
there I am
where the lights glow
soft and warm

In the quiet moments
where your thoughts
drift

And in your dreams
late
late
at night

Look for me

In those moments
when you think you're alone
and you take a deep breath

and wonder

"Where have you gone?"

I'm here
by your side
holding your hand
loving you as I always have
and will

forever more

©Tara Shannon, 2021

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“When we die,” asked Rabbit, “where do we go?”
“Into the hearts of those who have loved us most.” said Bear. “That way we’re together forever.”

©Tara Shannon

Join the Gentle Passage Doula Collective as they a wonderful Informational Webinar about becoming an End of Life Doula!!

Becoming an End-of-Life Doula | GPDC Many of us find ourselves as caregivers, either by choice or by life circumstances. Learn how becoming an end-of-life doula can create a foundation to best assist those who are living the last chapter of their life.

Please join us for this excellent informational webinar tomorrow!

Becoming an End-of-Life Doula | GPDC Many of us find ourselves as caregivers, either by choice or by life circumstances. Learn how becoming an end-of-life doula can create a foundation to best assist those who are living the last chapter of their life.