What happens when we leave conversations too late?
In this episode, I’m joined by Clare Fuller, nurse, palliative care specialist, and founder of Speak for Me. Clare shares her journey from hospices to Parliament, and why she believes advanced care planning is everyone’s responsibility. We explore her “house” infographic, the importance of public awareness, and why normalising conversations about death and dying matters for us all.
This is an episode about honesty, empathy, and reclaiming the conversations that shape our lives.
References and Resources

Speak for Me – Claire Fuller’s consultancy
🌐 speakforme.co.uk
Advance Care Planning
Mortals Book Club
Blog
podcast
Gold Standards Framework – national training programme for end-of-life care
🌐 Gold Standards Framework
Action on Advance Care Planning – UK initiatives and resources
🌐 Advance Care Planning UK
National Advanced Care Plan Day – co-founded by Claire with Danny and James Norris
🌐 Advance Care Plan Day
Katherine Manix – author and advocate for normalising conversations about death
🌐 Katherine Manix – With the End in Mind

 

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