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The Natural Death Centre’s advance decision forms are really clear and easy to understand. In the packs we also include death plan forms and funeral wishes forms.
You can order them on our website http://www.naturaldeath.org.uk
The most important advice we always give is communication. It absolutely no good having made decisions and a will etc and no one knowing they exist until maybe it is too late and the wrong arrangements have been made.
Tell everyone.
Well, it is a fact that death is something that we do not really like to think of, much more talk about among our family members. But since it is a reality that can come anytime, I believe it is an issue that we should start treating just like any common occurrence in life. And with that, we can think about it more positively and can even be more prepared for it.