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Christy's avatar

I also have not lost too many close to me, but I know that won't last forever. I loved reading two memoirs about death (and life): When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi and Between Two Kingdoms by Suleika Jaouad. Both fantastic, uplifting, and hopeful--even though they both made me cry!

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My brother-in-law died a few months ago at age 52 of colon cancer, and right after he had passed, his wife realized she didn't know the password to his laptop. (Insert face palm emoji....) End-of-life planning is so important! My husband of 32 years and I updated all of our trust documents, and instructions for what to do with his business if he were to die, after he got a serious case of covid at the start of the pandemic and had to be hospitalized, and I envisioned what it might be like to be a widow. (Thankfully he recovered.) Thank you for your post.

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