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A death doula’s advice on thinking about mortality

A death doula’s advice on thinking about mortality
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A sign for “Death Doula Days, a weekly program hosted by Laura Lyster-Mensh” is seen near the chapel at the Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC, on January 7, 2023. | Carolyn Van Houten/the Washington Post via Getty Images Death doulas, also called end-of-life doulas, wear many hats. In helping patients and their families prepare for a peaceful end of life, they can offer solace and compani

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Neutral, descriptive language throughoutBalanced presentation of both secular and spiritual perspectives on deathFocus on factual information and personal experiences rather than ideological framinghuman-interest framinguncontested personal narrativesystemic healthcare critiqueneutral languagebalanced presentation of perspectiveslack of emotionally charged languageone-sided source selectionpositive framing of alternative practicescritique of mainstream healthcare

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