'Til Death Do Us Part - and Then What?

From the time of her husband's terminal diagnosis until his death, Karen Post struggled with the uncertainty of what it would mean to be a widow. As a professional woman she understood finances and legal issues. She and her husband had built a cabin together and she could drill holes and hammer nails. She figured she would probably be okay. Then the toilet flooded over and she didn't know where to turn off the water in the new condominium.Couples prepare themselves to be single in a...
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From the time of her husband's terminal diagnosis until his death, Karen Post struggled with the uncertainty of what it would mean to be a widow. As a professional woman she understood finances and legal issues. She and her husband had built a cabin together and she could drill holes and hammer nails. She figured she would probably be okay. Then the toilet flooded over and she didn't know where to turn off the water in the new condominium.Couples prepare themselves to be single in a divorce with a greater sense of purpose than they prepare for being single in the inevitable death of one of the partners. Instead of causing discomfort, talking about end-of-life issues can be extremely enriching to the relationship. "Til Death Do Us Part - and Then What?" can walk couples through these discussions in an easy, pragmatic way and can result in a sense of satisfaction and contentment as nothing else can.Having these conversations is a profound act of loving care that shows your companion how to survive as a surviving spouse. Use this book as your PERMISSION to get started.