In Ashlyn Carmichael’s piece, she remembers her late grandmother who taught her that a simple set of words can lead to a significant impact. Her story is a reminder that, yes, talking about end-of-life can…
In Ashlyn Carmichael’s piece, she remembers her late grandmother who taught her that a simple set of words can lead to a significant impact. Her story is a reminder that, yes, talking about end-of-life can…
Guest blogger, Megan Cullip, discusses the power of language and how it is imperative that we be intentional with the language we use to discuss chronic illness and/or end-of-life. Her piece is thought provoking and worth the…
Looking for a way to bring up what matters to you when it comes to the health care you may or may not want through the end of life? Or, are you looking to ask…
Limhi “Lee” Vela discusses how he broke out of the cultural norms that denied men of the opportunity to express all facets of their emotions; a notion that also implied that men were immortal. His…
As Father’s Day approaches, we want to share resources with you to help you start meaningful conversations with the fathers in your life. These touching pieces encourage us to talk to the father’s in our life about…
Tabatha Robinson writes about how her experience as a Caribbean woman has called her to collect the stories of the dying. She vividly illustrates how in this role, she is able to carry on the legacy…