Tess Clarkson, a former Irish dancer (Broadway’s “Riverdance” and Michael Flatley’s productions) and financial regulation lawyer, lives in Missouri with her husband and dogs. Her essays have appeared in The Washington Post, HuffPost, The Girlfriend, The Ethel, and more. As an end-of-life doula, Reiki master, yoga teacher, and certified astrologer, she helps women tap into their inner guru and tackle taboos. Find her at www.tessclarkson.com and https://www.instagram.com/thetessclarkson.
Tess Clarkson
Here are five tips for avoiding a troubling wake-up call.
The beauties that are off most people’s radar.
I no longer feel the loneliness I've endured for years.
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And the loved one's death that changed that doula's life.
These are such wonderful escapes in nature!
For years, I thought that you can have it all. But no, I can’t.
The leap I was able to take because of her.
