I grew up hearing my grandmother say that she was afraid of dying. As she would put it, “If death were rest, I would rather live tired.” My grandmother was always a spirited person, with…
I grew up hearing my grandmother say that she was afraid of dying. As she would put it, “If death were rest, I would rather live tired.” My grandmother was always a spirited person, with…
Queering Cancer and The Conversation Project’s Kate DeBartolo teamed up this month to discuss why conversations about what matters through the end of life are important and applicable for sexual and gender diverse people. Read more about…
We’ve been married for 21 years so taking care of my husband is not new. But when the surgeon told us that the mass in his pelvis was leiomyosarcoma, a rare cancer of the soft…
What if death wasn’t something to be feared, or fought? What if we could talk about death and dying as naturally as birth and living. What if there was a liberty in accepting the limitations…