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Monday, March 8, 2027
7pm ET (NYC time)
Free! RSVP with email at checkout
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Talking about death and dying can be difficult. Dying Matters: 8 Conversations That Can Change Your Life is a new book designed to support anyone guiding or accompanying others through life’s most profound transitions. Its heart-centered conversations, reflection prompts, and real-life stories offer practical tools for meaningful dialogue about serious illness, end-of-life planning, caregiving, grief, and loss.
Janet Booth and Trish Rux have worked as hospice and palliative care nurses, end-of-life coaches, death doulas, and educators. Through decades of bedside work, teaching, and workshops, they've helped individuals and families feel confident talking about what matters most — and live more fully in the time they have together.
Monday, March 8, 2027
7pm ET (NYC time)
Free! RSVP with email at checkout
PLEASE NOTE: Video playback of free events is only available to Patreon members. Become a Member HERE.
Ticketholders: A Zoom invite is sent out two hours before the event to the email used at checkout. Please check your spam folder and if not received, email hello@morbidanatomy.org.
Talking about death and dying can be difficult. Dying Matters: 8 Conversations That Can Change Your Life is a new book designed to support anyone guiding or accompanying others through life’s most profound transitions. Its heart-centered conversations, reflection prompts, and real-life stories offer practical tools for meaningful dialogue about serious illness, end-of-life planning, caregiving, grief, and loss.
Janet Booth and Trish Rux have worked as hospice and palliative care nurses, end-of-life coaches, death doulas, and educators. Through decades of bedside work, teaching, and workshops, they've helped individuals and families feel confident talking about what matters most — and live more fully in the time they have together.