About
I'm Megan, the founder of Until Death Doulas. I provide compassionate, non-medical support to individuals navigating end-of-life.
I love a good celebration of life and planning Care Circles for all ages and stages. Healthy, chronically ill, or terminal.
My calling to this work began early. My family viewed death as a part of life. My childhood community experienced a great deal of grief, shaping how I viewed mortality and understanding that each person has a unique story. From a young age, I witnessed the frequent loss of friends and family members. Each person had a unique story, but most had a standard celebration. I volunteered at a local hospital during my teenage years. There, I developed an interest in palliative care, finding meaning in listening to their stories and being present with them until their death. Opportunities arose, and I followed a career in the events and music industry.
While working in the events and music industry, I became ill in my early twenties. I spent years in and out of doctors' offices and had several surgeries, all while living away from family. I was unprepared to experience this and never thought about who I would call in an emergency. Out of necessity, I formed a new Care Circle. Over the years, life experiences led back to death work and its profoundly meaningful nature. Supporting people through the end of life feels like a return to something essential—something I have been consistently called to do.
I followed that path until 2 years ago, when I attended a wellness and personal growth program in Tennessee. During the week I spent in this program, I had time to reflect on some of the most meaningful moments in my life and made the decision to return to death work.
I believe death is not a crisis to be managed but a natural part of life that deserves care, dignity, and connection. Whether planning for a routine surgery or preparing for your final chapter, I help you build the structures, support, and ceremonies that reflect your values and bring peace of mind.
This work is about being fully present—for the grief, the love, and the legacy you leave behind.