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Less Fear/More Fierce: Queer End-of-Life Planning
Loss is hard. For queer folx, erasure, bias, and complicated grief can make it harder. Find advice grounded in clinical expertise, spiritual insight & lived experience.
Love+Loss+Liminality: Rituals for Death & Dying
[ Love | Loss | Liminality ] is an offering of various grief rituals meant to inspire and aid those facing the death or dying of a loved one in this time of COVID-19.
A resource by Waypoint Ceremonies
Love | Loss | Liminality
Rituals for honoring for death & dying in the time of COVID-19.
By Danna D. Schmidt, Master Life-Cycle Celebrant
https://waypointceremonies.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Love-Loss-and-Liminality.pdf
My Inspiration
The pandemic has forced all of us to consider how to enact end of life rituals in new ways, when it isn't possible to be present at the bedside or graveside.
I've crafted this assortment of ritual themes and examples to spur families to find their own resourceful and meaningful methods to hold space for love and loss at a distance or a later date.
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