The Importance Of State Planning And Wills :: Mmegi Online

Lately, death has become so familiar. I think if there is one thing we can agree on, since March 2020, is that life is short, spontaneous and completely unpredictable. Most unpredictable is when it will end – because it does. It ends for everyone, and that’s the one thing we have in common – that all of us, no matter where we are in life, no matter what cards we have been dealt, no matter what class or race we find ourselves in, and no matter how well or poorly we live, we all end up dead.

The pandemic has terrified the living day lights out of many of us. I believe a great majority of the world’s population have, in the last year, experienced anxiety unlike any other we have ever grown to know.

We have starred death in the eye, either our own eye or that of someone we love. We’ve received that debilitating phone call that the person you spoke with, just a short while ago, is now gone. We have grieved and mourned and tried to learn to let go.

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