Living Well Should Include Planning for Death

“… you need to talk about this, and not whisper about it. It isn't going to go away, and we're all going to die someday.” This article offers a strong case for the need to plan for one’s death for reasons that are legal, economic, and most importantly, emotional. The article uses the example of Margie Jenkins, a psychotherapist turned author and professional speaker on end-of-life planning. Jenkins offers a list of legal and economic measures to put in place, as well as less obvious ideas.  “We plan for weddings, we plan for the birth of a baby, we plan…

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