Changing the Story of Death
<div style=""><p style="text-align: left; margin-bottom: 0.11in; line-height: 138%;"><font face="aptos, aptos_embeddedfont, aptos_msfontservice, calibri, helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"><span style="word-spacing: 1px;">After her son’s tragic overdose, a grief-stricken mother in conservative, rural North Carolina transforms her unimaginable loss into an annual Death Faire, a gathering where the community comes together to confront death, process grief, and celebrate life. In another small Southern town, a woman with terminal cancer prepares for her own death on her own terms—with courage, humor, and intention. </span></font><span style="font-family: aptos, aptos_embeddedfont, aptos_msfontservice, calibri, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; word-spacing: 1px;">Surrounded by friends, family, healers, a death doula, musicians, and community, both women make the same choice: they embrace death as a profound invitation to love more deeply, grieve more openly, and live more fully.</span></p></div>PT1H30MNR2026-10-26USenCMCK.Media presents Changing the Story of Death in association with heart2heartnc
Sanctuary at the Burrow
and Fenwick Foundation. Event co-sponsored by Dr. Tatyana Kholodkov
Project Yes PLLC.
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