When was the last time you thought about death? When, if ever have you taken time to think about your death? 

There is no escaping the inevitable and dying is a condition we deal with in our communities consistently. Still, we do not always have the resources to make this time of life comfortable. 

This is where an end-of-life doula can be a figurative and literal godsend. In our culture where we are not accustomed to dealing with death, a doula can act as a guide, interim caregiver, and individual to sit vigil and more.

Alix Davis an end-of-life doula based in Ann Arbor MI sat down with me to share her experiences so far as a doula and how she hopes to continue to evolve in this role by helping more individuals and families as they walk through the end-of-life process. 

Learn more about Alix and her services: Out Of Breathe

To learn more about end-of-life doula certification visit: www.thedyingyear.org/

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