by Helen's Plan | Jan 3, 2023 | End of Life Planning
Last night we watched a young man have a heart attack live on TV in front of millions upon millions of people. It was something we couldn’t look away from. As they came back from commercial, the announcers said something to the effect that the EMTs had been performing...
by Helen's Plan | Oct 4, 2022 | End of Life Planning
Today, our parents and elders are learning to embrace their life plans with dignity and independence as they strive to stay active and involved as they age. Parents at this life stage create opportunities for conversation about what they want their future to look...
by Helen's Plan | Sep 19, 2022 | End of Life Planning
Losing your parents can bring on unexpected responsibilities and rob your time to grieve. AARP’s checklist for what to do when a loved one dies can help streamline those responsibilities. Here’s where to start: Immediately when you lose a parent, find...
by Helen's Plan | Sep 8, 2022 | End of Life Planning
Finding long-term care becomes necessary when someone is unable to perform daily activities on their own for an extended period of time. Once long-term care becomes essential for a loved one, the legwork to search for and find a facility begins. Fortunately, with...
by Helen's Plan | Aug 24, 2022 | End of Life Planning, Estate Planning
A written will ensures that your assets and property will be distributed as you wish. When deciding if you need a will, it’s best to consider where you’re at in your life and how many assets you’ve accumulated. If you’re married, it’s important to document...
by Helen's Plan | Jul 16, 2022 | End of Life Planning
Helen Claire Edwards Portz was an excellent organizer. She was a selfless wife, mother, and friend, a talented quilter and gardener who passed unexpectedly a few years after her husband. Following Helen’s passing, her family worked to coordinate her end-of-life plans,...
