Think about what you can do now, to be prepared for your future:

• Are you making the most of today?
• Enjoying the day, the moment, and creating precious memories together?
• Have you done all those things you always say you want to do?
• Have you told those close to you that you love them?

Do those around you know what you want at your funeral service, and can answer such questions as what is your grandmother's maiden name?

Often when facing death we can forget about ourselves in an effort to make things ‘easier’ for those we will leave behind. We need to remember that by Telling our stories to others - the children, grandchildren, family – we are passing on who we are, what we have experienced and learned. Ensuring we leave a legacy

Making peace - with those people that are important to us - saying 'sorry', 'forgiving' those who have hurt us, - ensuring our own peace, even if you cannot meet with them, let them know.

There are many aspects to grief that we often choose to ignore, because let’s be honest, it is not a nice subject to think about.

Like making a will, it is often wise to gain the skills you need before you need them, please call to find out more about the services I offer.