
At a #DeathCafe people talk about death over tea & cake. 18,000 held in 90 countries. Because ‘talking about death helps us make the most of life’ #jonunderwood
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![The image shows text that reads: “Some feedback shared by recent Death Cafe attendees “ I didn't like the word death in the title at first [Death Cafe] - but I understand why now” “It's made me feel better about talking about death” “Privileged to be part of a sharing experience that normally is taboo.” “I feel more confident to create positive memories and less scared about death.” “ It was inspirational, it may impact on conversations with my family both older and younger :)”” There’s an illustration of a woman in the corner, she is wearing an orange, star covered jumper and has short black hair and brown skin, she is writing on a piece of paper. The Compassionate Sheffield logo is in the bottom left.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GXSHEnrWEAAlrVA.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT The image shows text that reads: “Some feedback shared by recent Death Cafe attendees “ I didn't like the word death in the title at first [Death Cafe] - but I understand why now” “It's made me feel better about talking about death” “Privileged to be part of a sharing experience that normally is taboo.” “I feel more confident to create positive memories and less scared about death.” “ It was inspirational, it may impact on conversations with my family both older and younger :)”” There’s an illustration of a woman in the corner, she is wearing an orange, star covered jumper and has short black hair and brown skin, she is writing on a piece of paper. The Compassionate Sheffield logo is in the bottom left.






















