For over six years in my twenties I took care of three of my grandparents during their end-of-life stages. It was an intense time of learning and self development. From navigating the healthcare system, bearing witness to their pain, and working through my own generational trauma, I learned lesson after lesson. Caretaking for family is a humbling, and often overwhelming, experience. Building community during this time is crucial. That time in my life had a tremendous impact on me. So much so that I have chosen to go back to school for a degree in Health Science, specializing in Behavioral Health with the hope that one day I can transition into a career as a Life and Death Doula. I am on a learning path to help others navigate the end-of-life stage as well as the process of grief. I would be honored to discuss your experience with you.