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Documents for End-of-Life Planning

End-of-life documents, or documents that state your preferences for end-of-life care, ensure your wishes are followed prior to and following your death. All the following forms can be completed starting in adulthood and should be completed prior to incapacitation and death. While some of these forms can be completed by...
Pets can be an integral part of any family as their companionship, emotional support, and unconditional love creates a strong bond. While it is easy to celebrate your pet’s birthdays, got-ya-days, and have them present for all your family’s milestones, grieving the loss of a pet can be very challenging.  ...
Acute mourning: The initial phase of disorientation, dulled senses, denial, and yearning.  Advance Directive: This is a general term describing two kinds of legal documents [See Living Will and Durable Powers of Attorney]. Such documents allow a person to give instructions about future medical care in case they are unable...

Grief and the Holidays

November 16, 2021
Buckle up. Whether it is your first year or your 10th year without the person you love, the holiday season is going to be different than it was before. There are few things that are as triggering than the slogan around the holidays that, “This is the time to be...
We celebrate many holidays throughout one year. Each family has special and specific holidays filled with traditions and rituals. Our memories of these holidays often bring a sense of joy, comfort and belonging. When a loved one dies these memories may trigger grief reactions that can be overwhelming and bittersweet....
Religion and spirituality can be a great help during a time of loss. Yet a significant loss also may cause you to question everything, including your faith. This may initially feel like a compounded loss adding to the grief you’re already experiencing. Rest assured, however, this can also be a...

Financing a Funeral

November 2, 2021
Things to consider for financing a funeral:   Review the life insurance policy Check for low-cost burial options Consider a loan Ask other family members to assist with financial responsibilities Reach out to the religious community and crowdfunding Contact your county’s coroner’s office One of the first and biggest responsibilities to consider when...
When a loved one dies we are often left with complicated and overwhelming feelings. The person you loved is gone, yet all of their belongings remain. A part of you may say, “This is all just stuff, it isn’t really my loved one.” Yet it is the “stuff” that can...
Losing a loved one is heartbreaking and going through that person’s property can be difficult and painful. However, sorting through the items with a plan and good support can make the process easier. The deceased person’s will governs the way the assets of the estate are dealt with and distributed....
When someone in your family passes away, and you were not close to that person, it can cause you to feel mixed emotions. There may be a sense of relief, a feeling of guilt, sometimes anger, and possibly confusion. The truth is, no one can tell you how to feel, or how...
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