"Which one of us will get grandma's secret vodka cranberry sauce recipe when she's gone?" This Thanksgiving, when your family gathers to celebrate and reminisce, use the opportunity to "talk turkey" about your plans in case tragedy strikes:
"I don't want to be the next Terri Schiavo ..." "I want a life-size cardboard cut-out of me at my Farewell ..." "Burn my private diaries and cards ..." "Don't fight over my body like they did with James Brown ..." "My Will and Final Wishes are in my bottom desk drawer and Grandpa's gold coins are in the egg cartons under the bed ..." "I've left private letters for you all ...."
"Death is one big taboo subject, but telling your family your preferences now will help ensure your wishes become reality," says Liz Sayers, CEO of ItsMyLife.com (http://www.itsmylife.com), a leading death planning site. "Most of us know what we want, yet 70 percent or more die without putting wishes down on paper. Talking, of course, is a great start, but only actions can make these wishes come true."
Real help with this tough task comes from the Internet, where several sources can be found -- of these, only ItsMyLife.com addresses emotional, personal and legal needs in one affordable service.
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