The 48-Hour Survival Guide: Answering Consumers Top 10 At-Need Questions
The 48-Hour Survival Guide outlines the immediate, essential logistical and administrative steps families must take in the 48 hours following a loved one's death.
The Side Hustle of Legacy: Why Gen Z & Millennials Are Preplanning Their Funerals Now
Gen Z and Millennials are approaching funeral preplanning as an act of responsible life management and a creative project, rather than a taboo subject.
From Anticipatory Tears to Final Farewell: Acknowledging Your Complete Grief Journey
The article addresses the complex, years-long journey of grief for families caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia, often called "The Long Goodbye." It validates the entire grief experience, spanning both the time before and after death.
A Day for the Heroes: Why National Caregivers Day Deserves Our Deepest Gratitude
National Caregivers Day, observed annually on the third Friday in February, is a dedicated time to honor the individuals who provide essential support to those in need. The article emphasizes that caregivers, which include both unpaid family members and paid professionals, are the "backbone of our communities" and notes the staggering personal cost of their selfless work, which includes managing medical aid, transportation, and financial tasks, often leading to stress and poor health.
Your Digital Footprint: A Compassionate Guide to Managing Your Online Legacy
"Your Digital Footprint: A Compassionate Guide to Managing Your Online Legacy," emphasizes that planning for one's digital afterlife is a crucial act of love and responsibility. It addresses the complexity of an online presence remaining after one is gone, and the stress this can cause loved ones.
