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At Transitioning Peacefully, our mission is to "bridge the gap" that exists for those navigating a chronic or terminal diagnosis.
We offer non-medical practical and holistic support to those at the end of their lives and their loved ones as they move through their grieving process.
Have you had the conversations with your family about what your end of life and medical wishes are? Advance care planning requires information, support, guidance, and access to resources.
How will I be remembered? We offer companionship and compassionate presence for those that wish to review their life and complete unfinished tasks.
Transitioning Peacefully "has your back" during this difficult time. We are available to relieve some of the demands placed on family caregivers as well as act as a liaison between the client and their healthcare team.
I graduated from the University of Connecticut School of Nursing. My professional experience as a nurse and my personal experience after a life altering injury taught me to channel my own grief and loss into resilience and strength. I have experienced navigating our complex health care system from both sides.
As I have witnessed and supported family members and friends I became more aware of the overwhelming demands placed on not only the sick person but their loved ones as well. As our loved ones age and decline we want to be present for them as they have been for us.
A lifelong friend and I became involved in offering support to a friend that had ALS. That is when we realized we had found our calling.
It is an honor to be present and offer comfort to those entering the final phase of life, as well as support their loved ones.
I am a Certified End of Life Doula/Guide, a Hospice volunteer, an advocate, and educator. I am also a chronic pain warrior and practice meditation and yoga.
I am a Mom to two beautiful daughters and a Golden Retriever. I love to travel, read, nature walks with my Golden, and time at the beach.
Life happens. Death happens. It is what we do with the in between that matters most. It is our goal to provide compassionate individualized non medical care specific to each person's needs. Having meaningful conversations about each individual's values, goals, and preferences for medical care decisions provide peace of mind. Transitioning Peacefully will help you communicate and document your final wishes. Advanced planning also removes the burden some loved ones can be forced to take on in a crisis. The focus can then be placed on preserving one's dignity and making the most of one's quality of life.
We are here to relieve some of the overwhelming demands placed not only on caregivers but also the healthcare team.
We hope to empower our clients and their loved ones to consider their last years, months, and days thoughtfully.
My nursing career began over thirty years ago after I graduated from the state of Connecticut Vocational program in 1992. I learned the art of nursing in my early years providing care for the geriatric population and their loved ones. Those formative years taught me a lot, helped polish my nursing skills, and provided a solid foundation for my next venture. I then began a twenty year career working for the state of Connecticut Department of Corrections as nurse and case manager. This interdisciplinary role further developed my proficiency as an advocate and educator.
I have now retired from the department of corrections and have returned to my roots working in an assisted care facility. A recent experience caring for a family friend who had ALS raised an awareness as I witnessed his journey. I witnessed the beauty that knowledge, preparation, and love can provide and am honored to offer that to others.
I am a Certified End of Life Doula/Guide, an advocate, a voice, and an educator. I have a son. I love to travel, sit on the beach with a book, and spend time with friends.
For the individual recently diagnosed with a life altering or terminal diagnosis.
You may be overwhelmed with medical information, processing it, and navigating your next steps.
Being a caretaker for someone we love can be a beautiful experience. It can also take a toll on your well being.
Hiring an educated professional to support and guide you and your loved one provides peace of mind for all.
Working with an End of Life Doula is about preparing and planning so each day is as full and meaningful as possible.
Transitioning Peacefully will support, comfort, and honor your wishes.
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