Death is not a popular subject for many people. The thought of making end of life plans can be very scary. This fear prevents too many people from making decisions, leaving instructions, or even thinking about what will happen to their survivor's after they die. The best time to make plans is now, while you still can. Not doing so will pass the burden to your family. Do they know what your wishes are? Do you, or they, have enough funds and other resources to take care of your final arrangements in addition to their other obligations? There are so many things to consider and plan for. Simply choosing between burial and cremation is just the beginning. Final Arrangements 101 discusses many issues and situations, that if not handled appropriately and timely, can leave your survivor's in a tornado of emotional, legal, and financial entanglements that can last for months, even years. Topics include myths and misconceptions, reasons to pre-plan, veteran issues and options, burial, cremation, life insurance, choosing the right funeral home and many horror stories about what happens to families when someone dies without taking care of these matters beforehand. Don't wait until it's too late! Do it now. You will be glad you did and so will your family.

Final Arrangements 101: How and Why to Plan A Meaningful Funeral or Memorial Service, Before It's Too Late

Self-Help

Richardson, Kellie

Death & Grief

Outskirts Press

<p>Poetry. Art. Essays. African &amp; African American Studies. Women's Studies. In an era of highly curated personas and unrealistic self-expectation, Kellie Richardson offers readers a stunningly honest account of her struggles with identity, relationships, mental health and self-love. THE ART OF NAMING MY PAIN collects Richardson's poetry, essays and art as she navigates what it is for a Black, queer, broken woman to seek joy in a world that says she doesn't deserve it. This book is an unfolding of her journey, bearing witness to the possibility of life after self-loathing. Richardson's voice is refreshingly candid in this sophomore collection, shedding light on issues we all face, though few have the courage to own in the public sphere.</p>

The Art of Naming My Pain

Literature & Fiction

Essays & Correspondence

Blue Cactus Press

<p>Poetry. African & African American Studies. LGBTQIA Studies. Women's Studies. WHAT US IS offers readers a glimpse into the head space of one of Tacoma, Washington's most respected poets, Kellie Richardson. In her debut poetry collection, Richardson turns herself inside out to let others know they're not alone. There are other humans out there burning alive, praying for relief, pulling weeds, running fast, waiting for flight.</p>

What Us Is

Poetry

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