As much as we wish it wasn’t, death is part of life. By learning more about it, our mortality and ways to say goodbye, the inevitable becomes less confronting. This blog aims to reveal interesting, informative and sometimes quirky and fascinating facts and thoughts about end of life planning. It’s written by Australian journalist Lisa Herbert, author of The Bottom Drawer Book: The After Death Action Plan.
You’ll find Lisa’s most recent blogs listed on this page.
So put on your hat and some comfy shoes as we explore cemeteries, the world of funerals, death and dying, interesting graves and stories that need to be told.
A burial shroud is laid out a Death Doula workshop in Brisbane. 
A quirky yet practical look at the inevitable. 
I want this book!!!
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Hi Erin. Love your enthusiasm. 🙂 You can order via http://www.thebottomdrawerbook.com.au
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Lisa I have just received your book and I am very impressed with it. I now have a lot to think about and organise. Thank you for putting this book together to help people at a very sad and tender time in their lives when someone dies. I am recommending your book to my friends.
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I am currently doing a Death Doula course and I have ordered the book to use as a tool for me and also I will then order for my family. Thank you for creating such a wonderful tool.
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Thanks so much, Patricia. I benefited greatly by doing a death doula course. 🙂
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Where are you doing your death doula course, may I ask?
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Hi Kerri. I went through Denise Love at Life Options.
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