Dying with Dignity - Duncan, Debbie L.
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Did you ever go to a friend's home for dinner, and everything was in order for your arrival? The table was set and the food ready for an evening of enjoyment among friends? Or, in the reverse, arrived to ¿nd your host and hostess unprepared to welcome you for the evening you had thought would be an enjoyable encounter? - Often due to extenuating circumstances through no fault of theirs. I have had the dubious opportunity of experiencing both. And I hate to admit, been on the hostesses' side of the situation a few times. Being prepared is planning ahead with thoughtful organization and…mehr

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Did you ever go to a friend's home for dinner, and everything was in order for your arrival? The table was set and the food ready for an evening of enjoyment among friends? Or, in the reverse, arrived to ¿nd your host and hostess unprepared to welcome you for the evening you had thought would be an enjoyable encounter? - Often due to extenuating circumstances through no fault of theirs. I have had the dubious opportunity of experiencing both. And I hate to admit, been on the hostesses' side of the situation a few times. Being prepared is planning ahead with thoughtful organization and management for the comfort of those involved. So why not prepare for our ¿nal farewell? It may not be as easy as giving a party, but it can be a lovely way to say goodby to those you care about. This is the story of how I came to realize it is important (at least to me) to be prepared for my death in a way that will put the least burden on those left "to do the dirty work". Here are a few ideas on how you might make your ¿nal farewell more organized, less expensive and stressful for those you leave behind. Giving time and space to grieve your departure more meaningfully.
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Autorenporträt
Deborah (Debbie) Louise Duncan was born in 1935 in Aurora, Illinois, the only child of Richard and Louise Duncan. She received her BA/BS from the University of Wisconsin, Madison Wis., taught Kindergarten 9 years in the Milwaukee School District, 1 year in London, England on a Fulbright Grant and 1 more year in Milwaukee before moving to Tempe, Arizona. Debbie received her MA in Elementary Education at Arizona State University during her additional 20 years of teaching in Tempe, AZ. She has been married and divorced twice, has no children and at present lives with her "best friend," a rescue 14 year old dachshund, Prince in a home she designed. She loves to travel and, as a long time active member of Tempe Sister Cities, has visited most of their sister cities of Skopje, Macedonia, Regensburg, Germany, Zhenjiang, China, Timbuktu, Mali, Africa, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France, Carlow, Ireland, Cuenca, Ecuador, and Cusco, Peru.