Mitchell Jansen lived in a 'constant fear' of dying. After visiting this cafe, he wants to work in the funeral industry.
"It's always fascinating because you never know who is showing up and who is bringing what to the space."
"Often you would get people not wanting to eat or drink and they might tell you 'my husband is coming for me', and their husband had passed years before."Ms Harris said death could be handled better in aged care. "There's very little information in the industry even for staff with regards to end of life, and training around end of life.Death cafe co-founder Ms Redwig also works as a school nurse and would like to see death discussions form part of the school curriculum.
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