No one wants to face death, yet no one can escape it and by preparing for your death in advance you are able to make things easier for those close to you down the line.
Everybody dies, sometimes it is expected and other times not, but by preparing for your death in advance you are able to experience a peaceful end of life and relieve the decision-making burden on your family by allowing them to calmly execute your wishes.
AgeUK have produced a booklet, Thinking about end of life, covering the practical considerations and support for someone to consider when planning ahead and getting their affairs in order. They have also have an illustrated booklet, Let’s talk about death and dying, which aims to encourage people to have those difficult conversations with their loved ones about topics they might otherwise avoid.
MyWishes makes planning for your physical and digital estate quick and easy. Details are available here.
DyingMatters have a range of leaflets and resource packs coveing all aspects of preparing and dealing with death, available at this link.
Further information is available at the following links:
- nhs.uk
- ageuk.org.uk
- MoneyaHelper
- verywellhealth.com
- readersdigest.com
- artofdyingwell.org
- moneysavingexpert
Preparing for the death of a loved one.
Information on preparing for the death of someone close to you can be found at the following links:
Preparing for the death of a child
Information on preparing for the death of a child can be found at cclg.org.uk
Preparing a Child for Loss
Information on preparing a child for loss be found at Macillan.org.uk
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