Let’s face it, death is an inevitability for us all. We don’t know WHEN it will happen - only that it WILL happen. Knowing this we can make plans to help make our death a good death.
There are 3 vital things we can do:
The first is creating a Will, which addresses matters of money.
The second is creating a Living Will, which addresses matters regarding our end-of-life health and our body.
The third thing to do is to create an Emotional Will, which addresses matters of the heart. Create your emotional will using Afterwords.life.
This is something new and something sorely needed - a means to reach out and support the ones you love when they need you the most.
Here’s how it works:
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Afterwords.life allows us to extend our love beyond death - to pass on special memories,
to be present in spirit and voice at the milestones of the ones we leave behind,
to tie up the loose ends of our lives,
to say the things that need to be said,
and simply to say ‘goodbye’.
Using Afterwords.life is easy - create vaults for your loved ones in 4 simple steps:
“It was such a beautiful surprise to get a message from my mother when my first child was born. To hear her voice again and to have her with us in spirit at such a special time made a good day even better.”
— Suzanne
“I was really grateful to dad for leaving me a copy of his will via Afterwords.life. And adding a personal video with a goodbye message was so beautiful and special.”
— Belinda
“I’ve made arrangements to care for my family financially after I’m gone. Afterwords.life has made it possible for me to care for my family emotionally as well.”
— Carl
“I had been really missing Michael, so it was a wonderful surprise to get a message from him on our anniversary. And it was a typically thoughtful touch that I had to go to the cafe where we first met to receive the message.”
— Alex