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Communication is a good thing. But what happens if you became unable to express your own end-of-life wishes and beliefs? Making your preferences known in advance can help ensure your wishes are heard even if your voice isn’t. And it’s simpler than you may think.
Join us for a free, four-part series. Through expert insight, you’ll learn what to consider, how to plan ahead and make your wishes known, and come away with a legal document you can share with your family and healthcare providers.
Speakers are: Michelle Moccia, DNP, Dir. of Senior ER at St. Mary Hospital, David Nantais, Dir. Mission and Community Benefits, St. Mary Hospital, Mark Passow, NP, Angela Hospice, Merilynne Rush, Community Educator, Angela Hospice.
Topics include:
- Who Will Make Choices For You
- Being Mortal
- Ethical Considerations at End-of-Life
- Sharing My Wishes
Flyer is here. Please help us spread the word.
Practical and inspirational info for cemetery managers and boards about green burial.
Please stop by to say hello, pick up a roundtuit and some literature on green burial, sign our petition, or help out the Ann Arbor Green Burial Network by taking a turn at the table! It’s a great way to spread the word about something that is very important to everyone. Did you know that 64% of American’s surveyed state that they want to have a natural burial? Right now the only option in our county is in Milan, 20 miles away. Let’s work together to create more local choices!
Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously running Death Cafe in the world! For more information, please visit www.DeathCafe.com.
Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously running Death Cafe in the world! For more information, please visit www.DeathCafe.com.
Ever wondered what Death Cafe is all about? Can’t make it to the Ann Arbor Death Cafe on the third Saturday or the Livonia Death, Dying and Dessert during the school year on the second Monday? Join us in Warren for this intro and discussion about how to talk about death. Why do folks flock to Death Cafe’s all over the world? How do we talk about death when we live in a death-denying culture? All this and more at the Warren Civic Center Library. All are welcome!
Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously running Death Cafe in the world! For more information, please visit www.DeathCafe.com.
Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously running Death Cafe in the world! For more information, please visit www.DeathCafe.com.
Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously running Death Cafe in the world! For more information, please visit www.DeathCafe.com.