Are You Ready to Die - End of Life Planning

Only Time will Tell

• Author(s): Kesha Els,
• Publisher: Kesha
• Pages: 227
• Language: en
• Categories: Law / Estates & Trusts , Social Science / Death & Dying , Family & Relationships / Death, Grief, Bereavement , Self-Help / Death, Grief, Bereavement , Young Adult Nonfiction / Social Topics / Death, Grief, Bereavement , Juvenile Nonfiction / Social Topics / Death, Grief, Bereavement ,

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Death is the last thing anyone wants to talk about. This pandemic has brought it to the forefront

Set up a “End of Life Plan”

We always think that death won’t come knocking on our door and some people even think that by talking about death you invite it in.

I have dealt with a couple of deaths in my lifetime and have learned that death does not wait for us to be ready and when someone dies the very loved ones that they leave behind are also left with a magnitude of problems in trying to sort out basic documents.

The mere fact that there are over R80 million in unclaimed benefits in South Africa alone attest to the fact that many loved ones were kept in the dark about basic information.

This guide serves to give your guidance in compiling your own “End of Life Plan” to show your loved ones you cared. This plan will not only help if you die, but can also be used in case of an accident or other emergency.