The Last Journey: A Road Map for Ending-of-Days

ISBN-10
ISBN-13: 9798986813004
Language: English
Published: 2022-10-21
Authors: Lynn Keegan, Carole Ann Drick, K. Penney Sanders

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Death and taxes are inevitable. The Last Journey seeks to help you navigate the certainty of death. As the ultimate "how to" guide for your ending-of-days, this book has everything you need to be aware of and prepare for. By talking and preparing in advance, you and loved ones can have peace of mind. This book provides information and guidance on a variety of death and dying topics. It is written by a long-experienced team of two professional ending-of-days nurses and an elder advocate. It is all here: preparing documents, identifying care options, planning your funeral, describing what dying looks like, plus offering guidance for your survivors. Planning for these events is an often-neglected issue as we grow older. Many assume that, somehow, if you do not talk about dying it will not happen. The Last Journey helps with this procrastination along with the fear of dying. It is the "how to" book for the journey we will all make, sooner or later. The information in this book may make death easier for many, as it removes the mystery of what happens. For everyone, it provides a better understanding of the many aspects of ending-of-days. The Journey is the ultimate guide to thinking ahead and preplanning your ending-of-days. Everything is in one place; easy to find and reference. After reading The Journey, you will have more knowledge about your ending-of-days and how to prepare best. Knowledge is powerful; the comfort it brings can be life transforming. Give yourself the gift of knowing and preparing; give your family and loved ones the gift of your preplanning. Leaving this for others to do is not a plan. Decide Wisely! You will be glad you did.

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