Day By Day, LLC

Day By Day, LLC End of Life Doula provides physical, emotional, and spiritual support.

In collaboration with other health care professionals to create a dynamic support system ensuring the highest quality of care and a positive passing. Available services:
* Companion to the dying and the dying persons loved ones
* Suggesting comfort interventions
* Helping to facilitate unresolved issues
* Advanced Directives
* Planning the vigil
* End of Life Planning
* Writing the obituary
* Wri

ting the Eulogy
* Creating Remembrances
* Finding Peace and acceptance- helping the patient find meaning in their life and what their contribution was to this life
*Support patient and their loved ones during the Entire End Of Life Journey �

The goal of an EOL Doula is to collaborate with hospice, palliative team, and other health care professionals to create a dynamic support system ensuring the highest quality of life for the patients end of life care. �

08/25/2026

Some losses just feel bigger than others. And this one has taken me by surprise.💔

Dolly Parton was so much more than a voice, a songwriter, or a country music legend. She was goodness. She was humor and humility, rhinestones and grace, strength and softness all wrapped into one remarkable human being.

She came from so little and spent a lifetime giving so much.

She made people laugh. She made people feel seen. She gave millions of children books and the chance to dream a little bigger. She showed generations of women that you could be strong without becoming hard, successful without forgetting where you came from, and unapologetically yourself without needing anyone else’s permission.

There are celebrities we admire, and then there are people who somehow become part of the fabric of our lives.

Dolly was one of those people.

The world feels a little less sparkly today. ✨💔

Rest easy, Dolly. Thank you for the music, the laughter, the stories, the kindness, and for leaving this world so much better than you found it.

You’ve left one heck of a legacy. 🦋

Me. Pick me. My building business needs a pick me up. It’s a tough field. 💗Pull up a chair, you belong here. Xo, Becky  ...
02/17/2026

Me. Pick me. My building business needs a pick me up. It’s a tough field. 💗

Pull up a chair, you belong here. Xo, Becky

We’re getting close to 1,000 followers!

To say thank you, once we hit 1,000, we’ll randomly select one follower to receive $300 in State of Mind Custom Merch Credit.

This credit can be used toward:
• Screen printing
• Embroidery
• DTF printing
• Stickers
• Banners

No sign-ups. No forms. Just appreciation for everyone who’s supported and followed along.



🔥 BONUS GIVEAWAY 🔥

We’ll also be giving away an Eastern Visions hoodie and tee to one person who helps connect us with businesses that could use fresh merch.

To enter the bonus giveaway:
• Tag a business you think needs fresh merch (each tag = 1 entry)
• Share this post publicly for +1 additional entry

Winners will be announced once we hit 1,000 followers.

We appreciate the support!

**Custom merch credit valid toward custom merchandise only. Minimum order requirements apply. No cash value.**

At the end of life, the conversations change.What rises to the surface isn’t perfection, productivity, or being “right.”...
01/22/2026

At the end of life, the conversations change.

What rises to the surface isn’t perfection, productivity, or being “right.”

It’s forgiveness.

Forgiveness of others.

And, most tenderly, forgiveness of yourself.

I often remind people that forgiveness does not mean forgetting.

It doesn’t mean excusing harm or rebuilding bridges that aren’t safe or healthy.

Forgiveness is about letting go.

Letting go of the weight you were never meant to carry forever.

Letting go of the stories that keep you stuck in pain.

Letting go so peace has room to enter.

In the end, forgiveness isn’t something you give away.

It’s something you gift yourself. 🤍

Pull up a chair, you belong here. Xo, Becky

I am grateful to be part of AARP’s article, “Doulas: The Support Caregivers May Need to Navigate Dementia.”Sharing knowl...
01/14/2026

I am grateful to be part of AARP’s article, “Doulas: The Support Caregivers May Need to Navigate Dementia.”

Sharing knowledge is how we normalize conversations around aging, dementia, and end-of-life care. I hope you’ll read and share to help reduce stigma and empower families to plan with intention.

It’s never too early to prepare, until it’s too late.

Pull up a chair, you belong here. Xo, Becky



Throughout the unpredictable course of dementia, doulas provide compassionate support beyond just end-of-life-care choices

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