Walking with your loved one through their end of life journey:
From terminal diagnosis to death
Learning to live through dying
Have you suffered a recent loss in your life? Or has your loved one been diagnosed with a terminal illness? It can feel as though everything is hopeless.
Don’t give up.
You don’t have to do this alone…
Living Through Dying 2 Part Course
Nothing prepares us for a terminal diagnosis.
When you learn your loved one has a terminal illness, your world spins. It turns. It flips. It shakes. It breaks. It moves so quickly too. Everything in this early stage from the tests to the diagnosis to getting the treatment plan is uncertain and unknown. It can happen quickly like within days or a week, or it can drag out over months.
I should know, I’ve been there too.
As a Hospice owner and an end of life expert with 26 years experience in working with the death, nothing fully prepared me for walking beside my father at the end of his life. It was that experience that led me to create 4 milestones people commonly cross on this journey with their loved ones.
Nothing prepares us for a terminal diagnosis.
When you learn your loved one has a terminal illness, your world spins. It turns. It flips. It shakes. It breaks. It moves so quickly too. Everything in this early stage from the tests to the diagnosis to getting the treatment plan is uncertain and unknown. It can happen quickly like within days or a week, or it can drag out over months.
I should know, I’ve been there too.
As a Hospice owner and an end of life expert with 26 years experience in working with the death, nothing fully prepared me for walking beside my father at the end of his life. It was that experience that led me to create 4 milestones people commonly cross on this journey with their loved ones.
It’s mentally and physically draining to keep going on like this.
The death of your loved one has left a void. An empty place in your life that you just can’t seem to fill. No matter how much you try to shake off the heavy, painful feeling of grief, it just won’t leave you alone.
From loss, you can create something new.
I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be this way. There is another way you can get through this. A way that doesn’t involve distracting yourself from the problem with exercise, work, or other affairs.
It’s mentally and physically draining to keep going on like this.
The death of your loved one has left a void. An empty place in your life that you just can’t seem to fill. No matter how much you try to shake off the heavy, painful feeling of grief, it just won’t leave you alone.
From loss, you can create something new.
I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be this way. There is another way you can get through this. A way that doesn’t involve distracting yourself from the problem with exercise, work, or other affairs.
In my Living Through Dying 2 part coaching program, you’ll be guided through the seven steps to living your life authentically during your loved ones terminal illness & after loss:
- Facing the Impossible
- Creating a New Normal
- Unfolding Legacies
- Staying the Course in the Last Moments
- Reframing the Dying Experience
- Reawakening to Your Life
- Starting Anew
With my coaching program, you’ll progress through the process of building a better life for yourself and for your family. You can learn to make something new out of your grief and craft an unbelievable journey into a new way of life.
- Facing the Impossible
- Creating a New Normal
- Unfolding Legacies
- Staying the Course in the Last Moments
- Reframing the Dying Experience
- Reawakening to Your Life
- Starting Anew
With my coaching program, you’ll progress through the process of building a better life for yourself and for your family. You can learn to make something new out of your grief and craft an unbelievable journey into a new way of life.
Living Through Dying Book
When I lost my father, the impact on my life was immense. I struggled with the thought of losing him for so long – but I didn’t want his passing to be in vain. I wanted to show that he’d raised a strong person who could propel themselves upwards in life.
I used the power of my father’s death to embrace a new lease on life. I became more confident, more aware, and started to help people who were in similar situations.
I wrote my book Living Through Dying to provide a step-by-step guide on how to support yourself through the loss of a loved one, and how you can lead your own personal journey towards inspired living.
One-On-One Coaching
Take this opportunity to navigate through this confusing time of grief and loss and let me guide you on your unique journey.
Transform yourself into the person you’ve always meant to be, conquer more challenges in life, and ultimately achieve more then you could have ever imagined.
One-On-One Coaching
Take this opportunity to navigate through this confusing time of grief and loss and let me guide you on your unique journey.
Transform yourself into the person you’ve always meant to be, conquer more challenges in life, and ultimately achieve more then you could have ever imagined.
Meet Beth
My name is Beth Aungier and I’m the co-founder and CEO of a hospice business that helps provide end-of-life care to patients at home or in home-life facilities.
My team and I strive to make the last years, months, or weeks of somebody’s life as easy as possible.
Before this, I was a nursing home administrator and I created palliative care programs in hospitals. I’ve also worked as a bereavement counselor. I achieved my masters in social work.
I’m a licensed social worker and my work as a death doula is to help guide people down the road to death in the most comfortable way possible.
I’m familiar with death and I know what to expect, what happens, and what options are there for the patient. I also know what grief feels like and how to overcome it by bringing new purpose to your life.
I’m here to help you find your new way of life.
Break through the grief and live life to the fullest after loss.