The Rise of the Pet Death Psychics, And a New Brand of Death Care
It can be said that Laura Stinchfield represents a new type of death care worker.
It can be said that Laura Stinchfield represents a new type of death care worker.
When Donna’s sickness took a turn for the worst, her husband Larry wrote a song.
In 1986, Robert Murch was 13 years old and his grandmother snuck him in to see a movie called Witchboard—the experience changed his life.
Digital Dying has always covered Halloween and its many conventions and customs. After all, spookiness is at the core of Halloween, and spookiness is typically ...
“Prior to Covid, would you attend a wedding ceremony without the bride and groom? No. Well then why would you attend a funeral service without ...
Back in April, newspapers reported that in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana the Covid-19 death rate was the highest of any county in America ...
“If we woke up each morning, knowing we only had a year to live what would change? How would we greet the day, our partner, ...
Why is toilet paper the thing Americans happen to be hoarding? Will coronavirus forever change the American way of death? How is this similar to ...
Where do cats go when they die? Can they come back as other cats? How do you know when to euthanize an animal? Can dogs ...
Seven years ago, David Lutterman was running a business called OneRoom that live streamed videos for corporate meetings and shareholder events when someone told him ...
When a family member or loved one dies we turn to ceremonies to help build a bridge toward healing. For most pet owners, however, things ...
“I can communicate with insects and I can communicate with whales,” animal communicator Charles Peden told Digital Dying when we spoke five years ago.
These are turbulent and extraordinary times for the funeral industry. Cremations are up, death positive is in, and shooting grandma’s cremation remains out of a ...
For hospice aide Dina Taylor death is a doorway. Some people pass through that doorway with grace, others struggle.
The funeral industry has a true celebrity, Caitlin Doughty. She is a mortician, a New York Times bestselling author, and a leader in the budding ...