End-of-life folder

Keep an end-of-life folder (Better Place Forests)

Behind every decision we make in life, there’s a ‘why.’ The same principle applies when we talk about curating an end-of-life folder. Before we delve into the ‘how-to,’ it’s essential to grasp its significance fully:

- A Legacy of Love: An end-of-life organizer is an extension of your care for your family. In a time of grief, it serves as a tangible manifestation of your love, ensuring they don’t have to grapple with avoidable uncertainties.

- Clarity in Complexity: In our absence, the world doesn’t stop. Bills, obligations, and processes continue. An organized folder with your end-of-life documents ready offers a beacon of clarity amidst the complexities of life.

- Preserving Memories: Beyond the administrative, an end-of-life planner is a space to provide context. It’s a chance to explain decisions, share stories, or offer parting words of wisdom.

- Autonomy in Absence: It ensures that even when you’re not physically present, your choices and desires are respected and followed.

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