Apr 21, 2025
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Wednesday Wow: The Sacred Parallels: How Death Doula Clients Are Just Like Birth Doula Clients.
In the world of doula work, we often think of birth doulas as the ones who usher in new life, providing comfort, guidance, and unwavering support. But at the other end of life’s spectrum, death doulas hold a sacred space as well—helping individuals transition with the same empathy, love, and intention. Though birth and death may seem like opposites, they are, in truth, reflections of one…
A Chat about Grief… that Morphs into one about Death Rebecca Coleman joins Bernadine to chat about grief. Layers of grief the represent what she is experiencing currently in her life. However, as these things go, one conversation morphs into another and by the end of this program they are looking at the issue of death: facing it, planning for it. It is a frank, easygoing, and important conversation. Music by Shari Ulrich
In the landscape of life’s final chapters, the
If life has a landscape, then so does death. What would a map of the world and space look like at the moment a soul leaves. What maps do we need to help us navigate death better as families, communities, society at large. Some of us have religious frameworks some don't. Some have cultural traditions around death, others have lost them. Exploring our own maps around death and dying can help us live life more easily. We can imagine and explore these maps through art therapy.
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This page is going to be a page full of thought drop bullshit. Here's a bit about me. My names Samm, though I have been thinking of changing that for years. And now for an info dump:
I am a pet groomer who is studying to become a Death doula/Death midwife.
The career choices may seem random but they do have significance.
I have a deep love for anything creative; reading, writing, music, embroidery, leather work, gem stones/jewlery, cosplay, and a million ects.
Dog grooming goes hand in hand with my love of creativity, the death doula work may seem a bit more out there.
I found out shortly after making the decision to start school that I was picking up a family torch that had been dropped a few generations back as my family were Death Sitters, while I find that amazing I am glad that in the age we live in I am glad I am able to find a way to use my creativity to help people and their loved ones on the journey between this world and the next.
My biggest escape has largely been books through my entire life and they have helped shape me into who i am. I have been on a journey through the Cosmere for the past year and have gained a bit of an obsession with the universe and Brandon Sanderson works in general. While he is my favorite author at this point there are many others that hold special places in my heart, 99.9% being fantasy.
I am considered by most to be on the Punk/Alt side of things. I am pretty covered in piercings and tattoos. I love rock/metal music but people always seem surprised that I am also a huge indiepop fan as well.. I love finding new music especially from around the world. One of my favorite bands that I'd be happy to show some love to is Bloodywood- they are an Indian folk metal band that are absolutely incredible, if you choose to listen to them make sure you check out the translation for the lyrics.
I have a partner of almost 6 years whom is the most amazing person and I am so lucky to have them. Together we have 3 pups, all being rescues from sad situations. Creed was a bottle baby who I bottle fed from 2 weeks old, Thor is the sweetest boy who was used by addicts as a "tester" and had to go through puppy rehab before coming home and Fenrir who was kept in a tiny space with kerosene heaters (he smelled for ages). My last 2 pups are part of the reason I tell people do to their research and think long and hard before naming pets/kids after gods. I swear they take on traits of their namesake.
ok I think thats enough shit about me. I think I just needed to have a place to put shit that I cant really put anywhere else.
Per Aspera Ad Astra- Through Hardships to the Stars.
Working on a new funerary flower project that im excited to share with you guys! I’ve only met a few living plants that have this same level of gentle, loving energy and nostalgia. Once left in love for a deceased relative, these colorful flowers are weathered by the elements and faded by the Sun, but the never lose the love that put them there! - over time, flowers fall off and groundskeepers will throw away the most worn floral arrangements leaving bundles of these forgotten tokens of love and affection. #necromancy #cemeterywork #cemeterymagic #graveyardmagic #deathdoula #deathwalker #necromancer #funeraryflowers #plantsofthedead #folkmagic #folkart (at Saint Petersburg, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnRt7D2O33S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Take time to talk with those that matter to you. Share your story and listen to theirs. Some of the most peaceful moments in life can be spent simply listening to someone share their story.
Every person is a library. Some are further ahead in their collection of stories than others. Every story is important.
A good activity to do as a family or even a group of friends is to write down things in your life that stand out to you. They don't have to be just the big things such as a wedding or buying a house. It can be something like the first time your mom taught you how to make a snow angel or when your friend sent you a random card in the mail.