Jane Duncan Rogers
Talking with Pete Hill of The ‘D’ Word (dementia). It’s so important for those with early signs of dementia and their loved ones to address the other ‘d’ word – death.
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Would you want a copy of your loved one’s fingerprint after they have died? Or even before?
What would you want to wear in your coffin? Should black armbands be brought back? Just a few of the fascinating topics we covered in this podcast.
I talk to Charity Today about how my End-of-life Planning Cards can help society get more open about grief, death and dying.
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Staying alert to signs can be a way to find comfort and support as you move forward with your life after a bereavement. Find out how a woodpecker helped Jane!
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Learn why end of life planning is so crucial and why people don’t realise this until it’s too late. And how laughter when talking about this subject is so important!
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If you’re not sure who you should choose for the different types of power of attorney here are some ideas to help you.
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Learn the difference between a will and power of attorney, and when each of them takes effect.
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What happens after death is one of those perennial questions! Jane shares her thoughts on some of the different aspects you might want to consider.
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Discover how the lightness of a feather (or three) helped Jane move through the gravity of grief.
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“Would you rather your body was wrapped in a shroud, or placed in a coffin?” This was a question I asked folk in my Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/endoflifeconversations It turned out that it was more or less equally divided, but that many didn’t know hardly anything about a shroud. So what is it? It’s…
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