Chicago’s young and diverse end-of-life care workers, or death doulas, are striving to provide comfort and representation during an inevitable period of life.
Chicago’s young and diverse end-of-life care workers, or death doulas, are striving to provide comfort and representation during an inevitable period of life.
At age 19, Mary Phelps stood at her grandmother’s bedside. In mere minutes, she would watch the woman with whom she had shared a home and a life take her final breaths. She held her grandmother’s legs, lightly massaging them as the seconds ticked by. “I just remembered her becoming so young in the face and relaxed,” Phelps said. “That’s when it came to me. Death can be calm and peaceful.” .
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