Why I do, What I do

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Years ago, I was confronted with aging and sick parents as most of us will at some time in our life.  When confronted with this, I chose to quit my career and become a full-time caretaker. Everyday life became caring for my parents instead of being a daughter.

During this time, I felt very alone, I did not have that support behind me to help.  I did it all by myself. What I learned was that no individual should go through this alone. Moving forward I wanted to make a difference. I wanted to take the negative stigmatism around death and bring light to the subject, educate people and families about death, holding space, allowing people to have comfort in something that we have all been taught not to discuss. 

I studied end of life care & received 2 certifications. Now I go into uncomfortable situations and make it comfortable. I provide for families in need to have quality time with their loved ones and not be a caretaker

 I am dedicated to providing compassionate support for families during the sacred journey of death. My goal is to empower individuals with knowledge and resources to create the best situation possible during what can be an extremely overwhelming moment in our lives.