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The aspects of dying with dignity and physically assisted death remain an emotional, controversial subject. Understanding why someone would choose physician-assisted death can be incredibly difficult for loved ones and...

There is a great deal of information online about planning for end-of-life or incapacity and a few misperceptions about whether or not you need it. Most of us may mistakenly...

When we are in mourning, it can feel as if we cannot catch our breath, almost drowning in our emotions. And while that is a natural way to feel, wobbling...

When someone we love passes, the world is no longer the same—and may never be again. No part of grief is ever easy, but perhaps one of the most complex...

When we grieve, it can frequently feel as if we are isolated in our sorrow. Life continues around us in a blur. We still need to do mundane tasks. Bills...

You may remember we covered the difference between a pet trust and a pet will and why it is crucial to understand what makes them different. While we hope we've...

"Let your holiday grief be what it is. And let yourself—your new, grieving self—be who you are." -- Alan D. Wolfelt. For many, losing someone they love leaves them adrift,...

Beneficiary, intestate, probate? These are just a few examples of jargon and language one may encounter when attempting to create a will. Like any profession or discipline, such as the...

When we, as adults, lose someone we love, we are often at a loss for words on how to describe how we feel or how to express our grief. When...