Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 8月3日 00時00分

For centuries, doulas have been assisting with childbirth, providing emotional, physical, and educational support during pregnancy, labor, and delivery. But there aren’t just doulas for the birthing process. Over time, both officially and unofficially, end-of-life doulas have emerged to help individuals with palliative care and support their families through the grief that comes with losing someone. And in a year when death and grief have become a constant, the palliative care process has reached a new level of complexity. Death doulas have had to help their dying clients make unimaginable choices between risking virus exposure and spending their last days alone. They’ve also had their presence questioned at a time when their skills could be most valuable.

At the link in our bio, end-of-life doulas explain how they have adapted their care amid COVID-19. © A. Abbas/Magnum Photos

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