Let’s face it: it’s easier to talk about life rather than the end of it. But the reality is, we’re all going to face it at some point in our lives. What if there’s a platform that can guide you step-by-step to your journey through the dying process? 

For this episode, we speak to Jane Butler, founder of the online planning platform for end-of-life navigation called Near. She started being aware of the importance of end-of-life conversations when her fiancé (now husband) was diagnosed with brain cancer at the age of 23 and was given 2 years to live. Now her husband is cancer-free, Jane researched more about non-profit organizations focused on end-of-life care, health, and awareness and came up with the idea of founding Near. 

NEAR focuses on patients and caregivers of patients who have a terminal illness and serves as a platform and self-care home for them while navigating through paperwork and health care appointments. The Near Navigators or end-of-life doulas also provide one-on-one emotional support even for families to help understand what is happening during this difficult time. 

Sign up on staynear.co to know more about their services and offers and get more updates on their upcoming app soon.

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