Documenting your life story is a meaningful gift of love and connection for future generations. The legacy can take any form - a book, a digital album, a video playlist, or a decorated family tree.
This document, "Staying Present: A Guide to Navigating Hope and Reality in Anticipatory Grief," discusses how to navigate the complexities of anticipatory grief, a period characterized by both hope and despair.
This document, "The Family Group Chat Guide to Preplanning: Collaborative End-of-Life Decisions," suggests using family group chats as an effective, unconventional platform for discussing end-of-life preplanning.
This blog post offers thoughtful ideas for decorating a loved one's grave during the holidays, including traditional decorations, personalized touches, and tips for respectful and eco-friendly adornment.
Journaling can serve as a non-judgmental space to process the overwhelming emotions of loss. The journal acts as a map of healing, showing progress and revealing patterns. When reviewing past entries, the instruction is just to observe.