Jane Duncan Rogers
I notice that after a prolonged time when I am ‘out’ there, I need to retreat ‘in’. This is because, believe it or not, I am an introvert. I also know that my mission is to shout from the rooftops about end of life matters. Find out how I balance the two, and become more alive by facing death.
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My Facebook friend Shirley Johnson recently shared her experience of clearing out a family home to settle an estate. Read her valuable experiences and tips for how to avoid unnecessary time and hassle.
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In my recent survey, the issue of being a burden, or maintaining your independence as you age was the one thing that most people mentioned. Find out what you can do right now to help yourself in the future.
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If you haven’t yet looked at my TedX talk, do please – it’s now reached over 5000 people, which makes my heart sing to see the seed being planted of how very important this topic is.
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The Forres Gazette showcases Before I Go Solutions’ new social enterprise: Dead Good Cake ‘n Chat.
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How on earth does anyone ever actually manage to let go of the unnecessary stuff that lies around in the house? I’ve got some suggestions for you…
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An interview with Jane on a blog empowering women in midlife. With examples of families she’s helped, as well as advice and further resources.
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In a world of increasing uncertainty death is one thing we all know for sure will happen. Is there such a thing as a good death?
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In a series of five video chats with Sixty And Me founder Margaret Manning, Jane takes a detailed and sympathetic look at the challenges of making a good end of life plan.
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After my husband died, I became bound up with the idea that death could happen to me too. If a cancer diagnosis had come out of the blue for him, it could indeed happen to me too. The next thought, on the heels of that one, was ‘what if I die when I’m not enjoying…
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