Being a death doula is being a life doula, Darnell Lamont Walker End Well

For most people, childhood seems far away from the person they’ve become. Death Doula Darnell Lamont Walker sees things differently. As a children’s television writer, he infuses qualities of curiosity, vulnerability, joy and empathy into the characters he creates. Qualities that he believes serve us well at the end of life.
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[@laurensolomon1636]

thank you so much Mr. Walker. What a beautiful spirit you are, and what a beautiful mission you have committed your life to.

[@KiwikimNZ]

I have thought about becoming a death doula for a while now. I have been in attendance to many family members and when I first graduated nursing, my first job was on a general medical ward, we had regular deaths. I was known on that ward as the angel of death, not in a bad way, but yes I did have a higher percentage of my patients die on my watch. It was like patients either felt comfortable and trusting of me when I was caring for them or I helped them facilitate to the other side. I’m not sure, but I have always treated my terminal patients with respect, dignity and love. I have experienced many beautiful moments and feel very privileged to have been able to be there with these people ❤

[@christinadodd5780]

We're all special and unique, but sometimes there's an extra special person who comes through life. Darnell Lamont Walker is one of those people.💗💗🌟🌟💞💞