Su Park

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About Su Park

When my mom passed away in December 2023, I don’t feel like anyone in my family was prepared for it. She had stage 4 cancer and had been on chemo for 4 years. During that time, we focused all our energy on supporting her and her recovery. But then her health declined very quickly over just a few days. I found myself wondering: Was she ready to die? Was she afraid of dying? Did she have the support she needed when navigating her fears about mortality? I think about how quickly Mom had to process and prepare for death. And about things left unsaid and memories unshared. Amori exists because I believe we should all have the chance to make peace with our mortality. It’s something I built for people like my mom and me. At Amori, we’ve been developing a mortality companion that helps you reflect on life and death, and guides you in creating post-mortem messages for your (grand)children. With 150+ topics that range across the 6 stages of a child’s life (toddler → adulthood), you can- Feel reassured that your presence will be felt during life’s many milestones - Be confident that your messages will play a crucial role in your children’s growth - Find comfort in knowing you're fulfilling a part of your role as a parent If you work in palliative care, or know anyone who would find this beneficial, I'd love to hear from you. Send me a DM.