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Evergrove’s Death Literacy Library.

A note from our founder

I know it can feel uncomfortable and scary to think about what happens to us when we pass away. These feelings are normal and deeply human, I still feel them too.

It takes courage and vulnerability to look death in the face but it’s a core part of the human experience that we all share. The more we understand and talk about our stories, the less power that fear has over us and the more we can connect with each other, and ourselves.

Evergrove’s purpose is to help write stories that end with hope, meaning and dignity. As for me, I hope my story ends as a very old, happy lady who becomes a Moreton Bay Fig Tree.

I dedicate this work to all those I’ve lost, especially my mum and grandmothers. Without you, Evergrove wouldn’t exist.

— Aria

Our founder’s story