Patricia Lovett-Reid has an excellent message about end-of-life planning (which includes my book).
Death & Incapacity – The Elephant in the Room
As a long-time Advocis member who worked hard to help clients toward a better retirement, I can empathize with each of you who saw the title of this article and were drawn to it. Having been one of the few undertakers who crossed over to financial/retirement planning, I believe I bring a unique perspective to the rather sensitive topic of ‘post-retirement’.
Read more here. www.advocis.ca/death-incapacity-the-elephant-in-the-room/
As a long-time Advocis member who worked hard to help clients toward a better retirement, I can empathize with each of you who saw the title of this article and were drawn to it. Having been one of the few undertakers who crossed over to financial/retirement planning, I believe I bring a unique perspective to the rather sensitive topic of ‘post-retirement’.
Read more here. www.advocis.ca/death-incapacity-the-elephant-in-the-room/
My First Inner-Circle MAiD Experience: A Canadian Story
"On the day of his planned death, I arrived at the hospital early. Other relatives and friends were there. The air was heavy with a reluctant uneasiness. It was challenging to know what to say. We knew what was going to happen..."
Find the full article on my experience with MAiD (Medical Assistance in Death) on The Good Death Society Blog:
https://www.thegooddeathsocietyblog.net/2025/06/29/my-first-inner-circle-maid-experience-a-canadian-story/
"On the day of his planned death, I arrived at the hospital early. Other relatives and friends were there. The air was heavy with a reluctant uneasiness. It was challenging to know what to say. We knew what was going to happen..."
Find the full article on my experience with MAiD (Medical Assistance in Death) on The Good Death Society Blog:
https://www.thegooddeathsocietyblog.net/2025/06/29/my-first-inner-circle-maid-experience-a-canadian-story/
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