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"Just in case": How an End of Life Doula can help you feel prepared in the time of Coronavirus


​​We are living in an unprecedented time and adjusting to a new reality.
There is so much uncertainty. We don’t know what to do because this is not normal.

All of us are thinking about the people we hold dear, and the things that are most important.
Some of us have loved ones who have the virus, or did not survive it.
​Some of us feel isolated and alone.

Maybe you’ve thought before that you should talk to your family about what kind of care you’d like in case you got sick. Maybe you’ve never thought about it until now. This is the perfect time to think it over and let them know.

Are you ready to get prepared today? I can help!

Virtual COVID 19 Services​

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Virtual COVID 19 paperwork, planning and end of life support services


​The “Being prepared in the time of COVID 19” session will provide you with the things you need “just in case” including:​
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  • State specific paperwork to designate a Power of Attorney for Healthcare​

  • A worksheet with COVID specific questions about medical care to help you decide what is important if you become ill with COVID 19.

  • Information to help guide medical choices
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  • Assistance to communicate these choices with loved ones.​

2.
​Virtual vigil,
​virtual funeral
​and virtual legacy services


​Although we cannot gather, we can still honor and celebrate our loved ones.
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  • Virtual vigils allow us to create sacred space to be with our loved one during their transition time. They are not alone, and we support them and each other even from far away.

  • Virtual funerals, virtual memorials and virtual life celebrations happen in real time and create opportunities for loved ones to make personal contributions and meaningful connections.
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  • Virtual legacy work lets us find ways to reflect on and share the things that make life meaningful for us as we create treasures for our loved ones to cherish for years to come.
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3.
​Grief counseling​


​Grief is a natural response to losing a loved one. Complicated grief goes beyond natural regular grief because it includes difficulty adjusting, anxiety, and depression.

All COVID 19 grief is complicated grief, and it is valid and important to recognize and honor.
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  • I provide tips and techniques for staying grounded, safe and connected during this time.

  • I create a safe, non-judgmental space for you to share your experiences with grief through check ins, texting, email or phone or video chats. Grief work is tailored to who you are and what you need at any given moment.

  • I meet you where you are and stand beside you, you do your hard work feeling supported.


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To schedule a complimentary consultation, please click here.
I look forward to speaking with you.

"Just In Case" COVID 19 topics

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Being prepared in the time
​of COVID: Part One

Being prepared in the time
​of COVID: Part Two
“We will find new ways to grieve…new rituals that may emerge from all this creative energy…that somehow out of adversity, a wisdom is springing and we are discovering new things about technology that we hadn’t anticipated and new ways are emerging to honor our beloved.”

​~ Amy Cunningham, funeral director, NYC

Graduates of

Emily Pinzur, LICSW, Doulagivers International™​ Certified End of Life Doula

​"Your End of Life Partner"
End of Life Doula | Death Doula | Mourning Doula | Home Funeral Doula | Organizing Doula
Email: silverwheelhealing@gmail.com​
Phone: 206-925-3602
Seattle, Washington
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