Featured Article Celebrating in a Larger-Than-Life Way
When you step in to a ShareLife event, you’re surrounded by the memories of your loved one in a truly unique way.
Read MoreShareLife Articles
Paid or Unpaid, U.S. Caregivers Represent a “Cornerstone of Society”
Whether they are loving family members or paid healthcare and social services professionals, the dedicated individuals who identify as U.S. “caregivers” represent profoundly significant sources of support to anyone who is sick or nearing the end of life.
Read MoreHow to Talk About Your End-of-Life Wishes
Make time to consider your final wishes and share your plans with your family. By making your choices known today, you ensure your loved one’s honor and respect your wishes. Below are some tips on how to get the conversation started.
Read MoreHow different religions honor their lost loved ones
How several religions understand and approach death and the rituals they have built to honor and support those they have lost.
Read MoreDurable Power of Attorney vs Health Care Proxy
When it comes to your end-of-life arrangements, there’s a lot to think about. One of your worries might be leaving behind directions for your end-of-life care in case you aren’t able to make the decisions yourself.
Read MoreReflecting on the Past and Preparing for the Future
With our busy lives and demanding schedules, it is easy to overlook all of the small ways we have improved ourselves and changed over the past year. As you plan for the future, also make sure to honor and celebrate the present.
Read MoreEthical Will Guide
An ethical will is a voluntary, non-legally binding document that usually contains a set of stories, notes, and last words to your family and friends. The defining feature of an ethical will is the intent rather than the content. An ethical will should be written to inspire your family and friends, as well as share with them values and hopes you believe they should uphold following your passing. It has been noted as a, “love letter from beyond.”
Read More