Tag Archives: end of life planning

Bad Things Happen

Plan and Create

Bad things happen. We cannot predict or control them, but we can control how we react to them. And once through it, it’s wise to reflect on that event or circumstance to see what the experience has taught us.
Being productive during these sometimes-monotonous days (is it Monday or Saturday? syndrome) is critical to keeping our sanity. The feeling of accomplishing something you haven’t done before, (or have put off for a long time) can be extremely satisfying!

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Aging Parents and Coronavirus – What You Need to Think About

Healthcare decisions and covid

Do you have elderly parents?
Are they of the age where falls are occurring, or trips to the ER are becoming sort of frequent? Has their mental capacity diminished?
For many of us, these are the realities we face. It brings imperative scenarios we must think through, especially during this challenging time.

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Strange Times, Emergencies and Planning

Be prepared

At My Life and Wishes, we understand that life, albeit different, still goes on.  We want to empower people to get caught up to the digital age which, especially now, becomes imperative to functioning.

We encourage people to organize information so that in strange times, emergencies, and unforeseen situations, they’ll be able to access the most important details of their lives, at the push of a button.

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11 End-of-life Planning Mistakes To Avoid

End-of-life Planning Mistakes

In a perfect world, your end of end-of-life plan will account for everything. Every “i” dotted and every “t” crossed. In reality though, mistakes happen, and it’s often the small stuff that causes the most problems. And these mistakes can wreak havoc on your loved ones! So we’ve compiled a list of the most common and not-so-common pitfalls to avoid.

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