04/09/2026
Today, I had the honor of supporting a client in a way that may seem small from the outside—but meant everything to him.
A friend of his had passed a few months ago, and he had been carrying a quiet question ever since…
Had anyone claimed his body? What happened to him?
Those kinds of unknowns can sit heavy on the heart.
So, on his behalf, I made the calls. I helped track down the information he was searching for and walked alongside him as we talked through what options might still be available to honor his friend’s life.
This is something I want people to understand about the work that I do:
Support doesn’t always look like being present at the moment of death.
Sometimes it looks like helping you find answers weeks or months later.
Sometimes it looks like making the phone call you don’t have the energy—or emotional capacity—to make.
Sometimes it’s simply sitting with the weight of it all and not having to carry it alone.
There is no “right” timeline for grief, questions, or closure.
If you are holding something like this—
a question, a loose end, a sense that something isn’t settled—
you don’t have to navigate it by yourself.
I am here to help you find answers, explore your options, and create space for whatever comes next.
🖤
