eath. It’s a fact of life for all of us, yet it’s something many feel uneasy talking about – let alone planning for. But as people live longer and further away from loved ones, there’s an increasing need for those who are dying to seek comfort and guidance elsewhere. And this role can’t always be fulfilled by busy nurses, carers, family or friends. Enter death doulas, trained individuals who provide practical and emotional help in a time of acute need. We meet one woman taking
