Final Departure

Many people do not like to discuss death even though the statistics suggest that it will happen to 100% of us.

How do we change the narrative and get families to become comfortable discussing death?

How prepared are you if you or another family member passes away tomorrow?

Welcome to Flight 534229 (Legacy) where you will learn what to pack for this flight to your final departure. This is also a step-by-step guide and workbook that your loved ones can depend on to guide them through one of the most difficult times of their lives, when you are no longer around.

Let's handle the business of death ahead of time so you can concentrate on creating more memories with family and friends that will comfort them and bring them peace of mind in the future.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

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Final Departure is a definite must-read. It is a book every individual, family and business must have in their repertoire. It truly brings light to all the woes of not having a pre-plan in place in the occurrence of life's numerous life-altering events, especially the passing of a loved one.

Andrea's wealth of knowledge and expertise in the Death and Dying Industry has been poured into this book to help us and our communities prepare in advance for our imminent departure.

I assure you that this is a gift that will keep on giving and the benefits far outweigh any reservation you may have encountered. Be prepared to immerse yourself in this thought-provoking, life-changing book.

Georgiana Collington, Alberta, Canada

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"Final Departure unpacks the taboo topic of death and pre-planning, and tells us how to spare our loved ones the chaos that comes with not having our affairs in order."

- Wani Alali, Toronto, ON

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"Be sure you have a highlighter handy; take notes and apply what you read immediately! The knowledge that Andrea Cox has to share is vital information that can help ease the pain that comes with losing a loved one.

Her perspective and wisdom were instrumental in navigating the process of laying both my parents to rest. I will point anyone who asks me how to handle the death of a loved one her way."

-Timi Abiola, BN, RN, Calgary, AB