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the thought of someday not being with your loved ones
is overwhelming. But if you have lead your life in an organized manner,
there is no reason why that pattern should not continue as you consider
end of life decisions. And if you have always taken the “I’ll
do it tomorrow approach” and put off what you needed to do, tomorrow
may be here sooner than you think.
Now is the time to take charge. Planning for the inevitable does not mean that you have to wait for a serious or life threatening illness before you make your wishes known. Now is the time to have thoughtful and serious conversations with your loved ones and friends so that they know your wishes. “My Wishes” was written to explore all of the issues one faces at the end of life including both personal needs and legal consequences. Likewise, as a gift to your survivors, the information provided will greatly reduce their uncertainty by knowing what you wanted and help avoid both the financial and psychological burdens that often become the responsibilities of the survivors. |
We would like to leave as much of it to them as we can...Just this one tip alone was well worth the price of the book! |
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Mary didn't have a large estate from a dollar value, but she had a vast collection of porcelain dolls. |
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©
2006 Benjamin H.
Berkley
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