Hosted by Julie Barnes Weaver

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About this Death Cafe

Apparently some people feel they're never going to die, and so why bother talking about it? However, past race, sex, language, culture, we all have absolutely one thing in common: we're all going to die. We may as well talk about it now to live perhaps a better life so that our death perhaps might be a better death. Talking about what scares us can reduce the boogeyman of death that haunts everyone at some point in their life. I have found the Death Cafes that I've attended here in Minneapolis MN to be fascinating, instructive, and ultimately full of compassion. That's what I hope is generated by the West Metro Death Cafe.

About Julie Barnes Weaver

Julie Barnes Weaver is an End of Life Doula and was a hospice volunteer for 3 years. She was a volunteer at a level one trauma center hospital in St. Paul MN for 19 months in its  Complimentary Care Program, providing energy relaxation for all manner of patients including those actively dying or in a persistent vegetative state or with phantom pain from amputation. Julie created a Complimentary Care program for Minnesota Oncology Hematology PA in Minnesota's  Twin Cities, and ran it for 5 years. She is also a Healing Touch and Reiki practitioner, and is currently working with Visiting Angels as a caregiver for a dementia client.

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