Life Happens. No One Should Have to Figure It All Out Alone.
Life Full Circle grew from a simple observation: there are moments in life when people need support that doesn’t fit neatly into a traditional professional category.
Founder Margaret Edwards first began recognizing that gap during her journey into funeral service.
She encountered people who had recently received life-limiting diagnoses and were trying to understand what came next—sometimes before they were even ready to tell the people closest to them.
They had questions. Decisions to make. Wishes they hadn’t yet figured out how to express.
And sometimes they simply needed someone outside their immediate circle who could listen without judgment, help them understand their options, find their voice, identify resources and prepare for the conversations ahead.
That raised a larger question:
Where do you go when you need support, but you’re not quite sure what kind of support you need?
From End of Life to All of Life
That question led Margaret to end-of-life doula care—and eventually to something broader.
Because feeling stuck, overwhelmed or uncertain about what comes next doesn’t happen only when someone is dying.
It can happen when caregiving changes or ends. When a relationship changes. When your health changes. When retirement comes before you’re ready. When your role, identity, family or circumstances suddenly look different.
Or simply when life takes a curve you weren’t expecting.
Life Full Circle was created for those spaces.
Why This Work Matters to Me
At 58, I have lived enough life to know that it rarely follows the plan we make for it.
I’ve experienced changes, setbacks, new beginnings, unexpected curves and the ordinary work of figuring out what comes next.
I’ve also been fortunate.
At important moments in my life, I’ve had people who noticed when something wasn’t right. People who asked questions. People who helped me find information, resources or support when I didn’t necessarily know what to ask for myself.
Not everyone has that.
Not everyone has a strong circle of care, easy access to resources, financial flexibility, good insurance or experience navigating complicated systems.
Sometimes people are handling life as it comes because that’s what they’ve always had to do.
Life Full Circle exists to help make information, support, advocacy, resources and human connection easier to reach—so fewer people have to figure everything out alone.
What We Bring
We are not attorneys, medical providers or mental-health professionals, and we don’t replace the licensed professionals who may be part of your life.
We work alongside you.
We provide space to figure out the who, what, when, where and why of the moment you’re living in.
That may mean helping you understand options, find resources, prepare for a difficult conversation, put language around what you want, identify your next step, connect with the right professional—or simply having someone present when what you need most is to be heard.
Our role isn’t to decide what comes next for you. It’s to help you find your voice and support you as you decide.
What We Hope You Leave With
Every situation is different.
You may leave with a plan. A resource. An answer. A next step. A conversation you’re finally prepared to have. A clearer understanding of what you want.
And sometimes, particularly in the hardest moments, there may not be an answer or a way to make what is happening feel better.
In those moments, our role may simply be to help you feel supported, heard and less alone as you move through what comes next.
Whatever the circumstance, we hope you leave with something that helps you take a step—especially if it’s the first.
Meet Maggie E.
Margaret Edwards is the Founder of Life Full Circle—and Maggie E. On Life is where she gets a little more personal.
Through stories, everyday conversations, questions and a healthy dose of realness, Maggie E. talks about the things we don’t always think about—or talk about—until life happens, like an unexpected job change after 25 years with the same company that suddenly has you asking, “Okay…now what?”
It’s a place to learn, think, laugh, question, discover resources and have conversations about lifing in all its forms, because sometimes you need to know, before you need to know.
Live Best. You Define Better.
Anyone. Anywhere. Alongside. The whole way.