If you’re like most people, you aren’t eager to spend time thinking about what would happen if you became unable to direct your own medical care because of illness, an accident, or advanced age. However, if you don’t do at least a little bit of planning — writing down your wishes about the kinds of […]
Elder Care – Caregiving Guidance – How to care for an aging parent
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Day 1
When you decide to "depart this joint", your survivors will need to make difficult decisions during stressful times. You can help relieve the burden by preparing a "WHERE TO FIND IT MASTER LIST". If you have the book, Yup I'm Dead...Now What? you can find it on Page 19. If you don't have the ... READ the POST
Where to Get it
Where to Get Help If you cannot locate certain documents to complete your planner, you can request copies of what you need from the issuing office or organization. This section can help you order copies of: Birth Certificates Adoption records Baptismal ... READ the POST
Day 30
Wrap UpYes it's finally Day 30!Congratulations! You have just spent the last 30 days getting your crap together, so your Family won't have to! Your Family will appreciate the fact that you have prepared your end of life wishes and plans, and organized them in a way, that will make their duties ... READ the POST
Living Wills & Medical Powers of Attorney
Your health care directives -- including your living will and power of attorney for health care -- might be the most important estate planning documents you ever make. Giving your family clear, written direction about your end-of-life wishes can spare them anguish -- and make sure you get the kind ... READ the POST
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