Turn end-of-life into a journey of empowerment, dignity, and meaningful connection.
Dying is your last living act
Death and Dying can be confronting topics, however, with guided planning, customisable medical & personal directives, and death doula services, we provide a seamless and compassionate approach to your end-of-life experience.
Let’s do this together
We’ve been there
Our personal experiences have inspired us to help others navigate the complexities of end-of-life planning, providing peace of mind during an undeniably challenging time
Not easy but it’s important
We understand that planning for the end of life can be daunting and emotional. Whether you’re thinking ahead for yourself, helping a loved one, or facing a terminal illness, we’re here to guide you with compassion, care, and expertise.
Die well
The end-of-life experience should reflect a person’s values and choices, shared openly with loved ones so they feel confident in honouring them. This not only removes the burden of making difficult decisions but also allows everyone to be more present during the experience.
Leave no stone unturned
The moral of the story behind the phrase is simple yet profound: success often requires exhausting all options and sparing no effort. It serves as a reminder that when pursuing a goal, one should leave nothing to chance, pushing forward with complete determination and thoroughness.
This story has played a key role in shaping our solutions. We’ve dedicated ourselves to thoroughly addressing every detail. As a result, you and your loved ones can move forward with confidence, knowing that the time and effort you invest in this work will offer peace of mind.
Our personal stories, shared below, have inspired us to help others navigate the complexities of end-of-life, providing peace of mind during an undeniably challenging time.
Our Stories
Deborah McCullough
On the 11th of February 2019 my family’s life got smashed to pieces never to be the same again. My husband, Steve, had cancer and the roller coaster ride began.
We had two daughters, 12 and 15 and an amazing extended family. The best circle of friends and a super bright future ahead of us. How could this be happening to us?
The learning curve was massive. From the medical jargon, Drs, specialists, medications, hospitals and hospice….it was a whole new world we didn’t want to be a part of. We went from devastating losses to grateful wins and back again. We held on to hope through it all and things were looking very positive until they suddenly weren’t. After a very short 4 months of this sole destroying ride we found out we had lost this battle. Steve was given 3 days until he would succumb to metastatic melanoma on the evening of June 11th 2019.
Joanne Howe
My passion for what we do is twofold. First, I’m naturally drawn to organisation and preparation—it brings me peace to have things in place. That’s why I’m so passionate about helping people get their affairs in order, ensuring they can approach the end of life with greater peace of mind and clarity.
Second, my personal experiences have deeply shaped my commitment. I watched my sister suffer through the sudden, traumatic loss of her husband and my close friend of 20 years.
The chaos and pain it caused was heartbreaking, and I don’t want anyone to go through that. By providing these products and services, I’m helping people make the important decisions early, so their passing reflects their wishes and is a smoother, less painful experience for their loved ones.
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