HeyJaredFull of Life
A death doula's insights from grief work and life work to help you cultivate meaning and nourish your mental health, intertwined with outdoor adventures and navigating the complexities of life as a 20-something.
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- Aug 13, 2026
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Long Trail Logs #9: Pointless Climbs (opens the original)
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It’s been a while y’all, but I still exist! Still plugging away at these Long Trail Logs…while writing here and there about whatever death doula issues are on my heart…while also trying to bring more death work into my local community…ya know…the usual..!Full of Life is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="ema
What Getting Charged By a Horse Taught Me About End-of-Life Planning (opens the original)
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When teaching my students the fundamentals of horsemanship, I always weave basic horse safety into my lessons. “They’re big critters,” I warn. “Give them the respect they deserve and keep an eye on your feet. Always know where they are in proximity to you. Not paying attention around horses is how you get hurt.”I’ve worked with horses for over ten years, and I’ve become proficient in understanding their body language: a swishing tail that’s annoyed at more than just the flies; flattened ears tha
Long Trail Logs #8: Anticipation (opens the original)
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This piece is auto-posting while I’m wrapping up my family trip to Yellowstone and Teton! Hope y’all enjoy. And yes…I’m still alive..!!Full of Life is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div class="fake
Long Trail Logs #7: Serendipitous (opens the original)
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WHOA guys, apologies for the long hiatus not just in writing in general, but especially the Long Trail Logs. I know it’s not a huge deal, but part of me feels quite guilty for beginning something and then…not finishing it. I’m also very much in the throes of “missing the Trail” (an annual affliction that tends to roll around each Spring/summer, when we’re deep in thru-hiker season). I might devote a whole piece to this. But for now, I’m dealing with it by diving back into the Long Trail…<di
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