Thanatology Assignment EOL Legacy Questionnaire By Keith Torkelson MS, BS
Primary Reference - Questions for
a Thanatologist - Questions about Death
30 Questions About Death, Dying,
and Your Legacy
https://www.usurnsonline.com/planning-ahead/questions-about-death/
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Questions about Death
30 Questions About Death, Dying,
and Your Legacy
https://www.usurnsonline.com/planning-ahead/questions-about-death/
Blog - Jan 23, 2021
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>Living around with so many
sick and dying people propelled me to finally address the thirty (30) EOL
related questions. In no way should this be construed as a plan for pre-mature
death. This document, subsequent sharing
and publication include my answers on June 2, 2024 to the 30 questions. This document and its’ online version is part of my legacy. I will post it on my HealthMan.
30 Questions About Death, Dying,
and Your Legacy
By Daniel Szczesniak / Planning
Ahead
Last Updated on January 23, 2021
Questions about
death are a normal, healthy part of living well. While you may have questions
about the physical, physiological, and psychological aspects of dying, those
aren’t the questions you’ll find here. And while I’m sure you have questions
about the afterlife, philosophy, and religion, we’re not trying to provide
answers.
Instead, these
questions are designed to help you think about your legacy and what it means to
die well. Below we’ve curated 30 or so
open-ended questions to get you thinking about death and the meaning of your
life.
Take your time and
think about each one. Feel free to print them out and write your answers down.
This practice can be for your own personal enrichment or as a way to start
organizing your thoughts for your end-of-life planning.
**PLEASE NOTE**
These questions are
meant to inspire introspection and self-evaluation to help you improve your
quality of life. If you find that you are contemplating ending your life, there
is a qualified professional who is ready and willing to talk or chat with you
here.
Please, please know
that we care about you and wish for you to have a long, healthy, and happy
life. There are many people who care about your welfare and would be happy to
talk to you.
This list of
questions about death, dying, and your legacy is an extension of our care for
you. We think there can be great value in a balanced contemplation of life and
death so that you may lead a robust, wholesome, long, and joyful life.
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30 Questions about Death, Dying, and your Legacy
https://www.usurnsonline.com/planning-ahead/questions-about-death/
30 Questions about Death
Advanced Planning
"Advance Planning EOL" refers to Advance Care Planning (ACP), which is the process of
individuals making decisions about their future healthcare, especially
regarding end-of-life care. ACP involves discussions about your values and
wishes, often leading to the creation
of advance directives like a living will (stating treatment
preferences) and a durable healthcare power of attorney (appointing a health
proxy to make decisions). These documents ensure your choices are known and
respected when you cannot communicate
them yourself.
FYI – Resources and Guidance
Resources to Help You Find Answers for Your Questions about Death,
Dying, and Your Legacy
Again, if you are thinking about ending your life we would recommend that you call or chat
with someone here. Here are some of the
best resources to help you find guidance and perhaps some meaningful answers to
your questions about death, dying, and more.
Associated Content
- Dying Process: A Guide to Understanding End-Of-Life Signs & Symptoms
- Organ Donation: How Organ Donation Works
- Planning a Funeral: How to Plan a Funeral
- Final Wishes: 5 Steps to Make Sure You Funeral Plans Are Followed
- More: Burial or Cremation: Which is Right for You?
FYI – Not Recommended
My End-of-Life Decisions: An
Advance Planning Guide and Toolkit
Compassion & Choices
https://compassionandchoices.org/resource/eoldgt/
The guide will help you think
through your priorities for end-of-life care, complete an advance directive and
other forms you may need.
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