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Tiny reminder for today:📲Call the person. ❓Ask the question.✍Write it down.🤟Say "I love you."One day, you'll be glad you...
22/07/2026

Tiny reminder for today:

📲Call the person.
❓Ask the question.
✍Write it down.
🤟Say "I love you."

One day, you'll be glad you did. (Also, nobody come at me, I know it's spelled wrong. It's my attempt at humor. IYKYK 😜)

I couldn’t have loved hearing Adam speak at the conference any more if you told me I had to.  Everyone grieves.  Everyon...
22/07/2026

I couldn’t have loved hearing Adam speak at the conference any more if you told me I had to.

Everyone grieves. Everyone. You know is included in everyone? Blue collar men.

If you’re blue collar, a man who has been taught wrongly not to grieve, or ever been taught to “suck it up”. Please give a listen to Adam.

We need more men who will speak like this. Thank you Adam Daviau Sr.

"Man up." "Suck it up." "You need to be strong for everyone else." That's the grief training most blue-collar men get.
In my latest podcast episode, I talk with Adam Daviau, end-of-life doula and grief coach, about what happens when men in the trades lose a parent, a coworker, a marriage, or a career, and the only coping tool they've ever been handed is "keep working."
We get into why traditional grief support doesn't reach these men, what unprocessed grief actually looks like on a job site, and what real support could look like instead.
This one's for the guys who've never had the language for this. And for the people who love them. Link in the comments

22/07/2026

Death cafe! 7/27!

Ok, but who else was OBSESSED with this song back in 1994?
#1994

One thing I hear a lot from both adult children who want to talk to their aging parents and aging parents who want to ta...
22/07/2026

One thing I hear a lot from both adult children who want to talk to their aging parents and aging parents who want to talk to their children..."I' don't know how to start these conversations." "They don't like to talk about it." 🗣

I get it. I hear you. I was that person who shushed both of my parents when they wanted to talk about it. I said, "We don't need to talk about this NOW." and "Oh STOP! You're not dying."
SPOILER ALERT-They are both dead. 🚨⚱⚱

Sometimes the most meaningful conversations begin with one simple sentence:
"Can I ask you something?" Then let it flow naturally. Expect a little resistance, but keep asking. 🗯️♥️

No one has to have all the answers. You just have to be willing to start the conversation. 🫂

Still need help bridging these conversations? Reach out. I can help.

Say Their Name Wednesday ❤️Tell me about someone whose little habits still make you smile. ☺️Maybe they always whistled ...
22/07/2026

Say Their Name Wednesday ❤️

Tell me about someone whose little habits still make you smile. ☺️

Maybe they always whistled while they worked. (My sweet grandpa.)
Maybe they couldn't leave the house without checking the dryer was off three times. (My grandmother.)
Maybe they ordered dessert first. (My mom-usually tiramisu to be exact.)
Maybe they had a laugh that filled the whole room. (Both of my parents)

Those little quirks are often the things we miss most. Today, let's remember them.

Tell me their name...and one little thing that made them uniquely them.

A child notices a dead bird on the sidewalk and asks, "What happened?"What's your first response?❤️ Tell the truth in ag...
21/07/2026

A child notices a dead bird on the sidewalk and asks, "What happened?"

What's your first response?
❤️ Tell the truth in age-appropriate words.
👍 Change the subject.
😮 "They're sleeping."
💬 Something else?

Let's talk about it. There's no wrong answers here.

21/07/2026
Here’s a Death Cafe in PA!
21/07/2026

Here’s a Death Cafe in PA!

Save the Date: Carbon County Death Café — Held at Within Harmony

Upcoming Gatherings:
September 12
October 3

No Death Café in August — we are taking a short summer break.

Carbon County Death Café is part of an international movement that offers a safe, welcoming, and friendly space to talk openly about death, dying, grief, and end-of-life concerns. It is a place to share thoughts, ask questions, listen to others, and have meaningful conversations about topics that are often difficult to discuss. Guests are invited to gather together, enjoy a snack and water, and connect with others in a relaxed and compassionate setting.

Facilitated by:
Doula Di Ann Certified Doulagivers Specialist

Held at Within Harmony
182 S. First Street
Lehighton, PA 18235
📞 570-436-4359

For three and a half years, Carbon County Death Café has been held at Within Harmony, where the kindness and support of owners Dave and Aileen have provided a welcoming space for community members to come together, reflect, and share meaningful conversations.

Come early to browse and shop at Within Harmony before the gathering begins. Guests attending the Death Café will receive 15% off in-store on the day of the event.

This is a FREE event. Seats are limited, and reservations are preferred. Donations are welcome but not required.

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