What is "a good death?" Is it something you've ever thought about? Could it mean dying free of pain? Dying in a particular place? Dying surrounded by people you love? Or perhaps alone?
While the circumstances of our death aren't something we have a lot of control over, considering our mortality in a healthy way can be beneficial, regardless of our age or health.
In this seven-part series, Remembering A Life contributor Matilda Garrido invites us on a journey to explore this topic in a non-threatening, comforting way.
Each post includes a worksheet that can be used to explore the topic through journaling or discussion.
Start your journey now!
Part One: What Is a Good Death?
Part Two: Fear of Death and Death Acceptance
Part Three: The Benefits of Advance Planning
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