Today’s episode is not coming to you from two women who are authors and speakers. Today’s episode is coming to you from two women who have had at least one parent pass away, sharing openly about our experience and the details we wish we would have known before they passed.

Losing a loved one is an experience that all of us will experience at some point in our lives. As I was recently talking with my friend Wendy Pope, we really connected over our experiences, and we felt it was important to share what we learned in a podcast episode that can support others so they might be able to be better prepared. That’s our hope for you. We hope this conversation is a practical support to you so you can have conversations, put together details, and be more prepared for a loved one’s move to heaven (or preparing your own family for your move to heaven).

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Details that you should try to know before you care for and lose a parent
• Logistical details you should get in order now to make it easier on your loved ones before your own move to heaven
• Unexpected things we learned after losing our parent(s)
• What an “everything book” is and how you can create one
• Practical information like how many death certificates you should plan to have
• How to proactively prepare your own kids before your passing

This is one of the longer episodes I’ll share on the podcast, as it’s very important to us that we provided an in-depth resource for you on such an important topic. I hope this is a practical support for you! This also may be an episode that’s good to bookmark and revisit in the future.

Show Notes: https://jillsavage.org/wendy-pope-99/

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