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The demand for end-of-life doulas is rising. Here's how they address the physical and emotional needs of those nearing death.
Many people need more consistent support between visits from hospice aides or even a knowledgeable presence or hand to hold—and that's where EOLDs like Evans come in. Death doulas often provide ...
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Woman skydiving in aid of 'amazing' hospice
A woman is taking on a 15,000ft (4,572m) skydive to support the hospice that cared for her grandmother during her final months. Sarah Johnson, from Moorlinch in Somerset, has so far raised more ...
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The demand for end-of-life doulas is rising. Here's how they address the physical and emotional needs of those nearing death.
Hospice Care Ratings examined data from KFF and the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization to highlight changes in end-of-life care. For 24 years, Natalie Ann Evans has worked as a ...