I’m a Registered Nurse with over a decade of clinical experience in stroke care, hospice admissions, and leadership. As an end-of-life doula, I’ve walked many patients and families through sacred transitions, providing a safe space for them to confront what they fear. Through my work in palliative nursing and my own practice, Petals to the Sea, I help individuals and families navigate serious illness, dying, and death with clarity, dignity, and compassion. My work includes: º Supporting patients exploring Medical Aid in Dying (MAID), hospice, or whatever alleviates their suffering. º Guiding Advance Care Planning and informed decision-making. º Offering education to families, providers, and communities on ethical, human-centered end-of-life care. º Designing rituals of remembrance and legacy work that honor the sacred threshold of dying. I firmly believe that death deserves more than silence and symptom management; it deserves presence, truth, beauty, and choice. Whether I’m at the bedside, in a consult, or building pathways of support behind the scenes, I show up as a nurse, a doula, an advocate — and most of all, a human.

Website: petalstothesea.com