I Woke Up Dead...Now What!

If your family’s beloved pet dies suddenly at home, would you know what to do? If not, you’re not alone. People ask “what to do” on a regular basis. Here you will learn 8 things you’ll need to do, in order to properly handle the situation.

When we make the decision to bring a pet into our home, the majority of us do our homework. Topics of conversation and planning revolve around house breaking, cage training, socialization and overall behavior. Unless you adopt a senior dog or one with a disability, rarely does the topic of pet death ever come up. We’ll review the necessary actions that every pet parent or owner should know when their pet dies at home unexpectedly.

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Enjoy this episode featuring Kathleen Flammia. She is an elder law attorney who specializes in estate planning, Medicaid planning, probate and trust administration, and leads quite the team in her office! In this episode, you will find out why you or someone you love needs more than just a will...

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Jodi Clock and Bob Jenkins co-founder of Let Your Love Grow discuss a “greener” alternative for end of life final care. This conversation focuses on creating “Life After Death”

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As a young adult, you should consider having a Living Will, also known as a Medical Power of Attorney or Patient Advocate, even at the age of 21. This document isn't just about contemplating the unthinkable; it's about ensuring that your wishes are honored and providing clarity for your family and medical professionals in case of unexpected events. Here you will learn eight key reasons why every young adult should have a Living Will.

Creating a Living Will isn't just about paperwork; it's about having important conversations with your family and ensuring that your wishes are known and respected. Despite any misconceptions about cost, there are many affordable options available, including free templates online and non-profit organizations that offer support. It's time for you to take control and invest in your peace of mind by creating a Living Will that reflects your wishes and values.
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Here’s something many of us feel, but no one really talks about: Social awkwardness after a friend, colleague, acquaintance, or loved one dies.

If you have ever found yourself in this situation, you are not alone! Social awkwardness doesn’t always apply to a death, it can apply to a loss. Loss of a relationship, pet, and even more. Bottom line, people can and do grieve a lot of things. Grief is personal and everyone processes loss differently.

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