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End of Life Planners

End-of-Life Planners

End-of-Life Planners

What You Need to Know When I Die

1. What You Need to Know When I Die

Type: Print Workbook
Pros: Simple fill-in format, 100 pages
Cons: Self-published, not a legal document

Oh Sh*t I’m Dead Now What?

2. Oh Sh*t I’m Dead Now What?

Type: Print
Pros: Humorous tone, covers essentials
Cons: Informal, not legally robust

In Case I Die Planner

3. In Case I Die Planner

Type: Print
Pros: Structured entries, easy format
Cons: Less detailed than some planners

When I’m Gone – Simple Fill-in Planner

4. When I’m Gone – Simple Fill-in Planner

Type: Print
Pros: Affordable, easy-to-follow
Cons: Basic; not as comprehensive

When I Die (Black Floral Cover)

5. When I Die (Black Floral Cover)

Type: Print
Pros: Attractive aesthetic, guided entries
Cons: Design style may not suit all

Clever Fox End-of-Life Planner

6. Clever Fox End-of-Life Planner

Type: Premium Print (A5)
Pros: Sturdy, well-designed, high-quality paper
Cons: No digital format

Gracious Goodbye Planner

7. Gracious Goodbye Planner

Type: Print Binder
Pros: Elegant, structured, refillable
Cons: Bulky, higher price

MyEnd Online Planner

8. MyEnd Online Planner

Type: Digital
Pros: Secure, encrypted, includes legacy contacts
Cons: Subscription required for full access

Etsy Emergency Binder / Legacy Planner PDF

9. Etsy Emergency Binder / Legacy Planner PDF

Type: Digital PDF
Pros: Affordable, customizable
Cons: Varies by seller

One Stop Life Planner

10. One Stop Life Planner

Type: Printable Membership
Pros: Flexible design, broad content access
Cons: Requires annual membership

Final Wishes / Funeral Planner PDF

11. Final Wishes / Funeral Planner PDF

Type: Digital PDF
Pros: Focused on service details
Cons: Narrower scope

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    • Dementia
    • End-of-Life Hastening >
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      • MAID
      • Inert Gas
      • Switzerland
    • Glossary
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    • Exit Cafe
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Choice and Dignity, Inc.
PO Box 86886, Tucson, AZ 85754
Phone: 800-811-4112
Email: [email protected]
Website: choiceanddignity.org

Disclaimer:
Choice and Dignity, Inc. provides educational programs and resources related to end-of-life concerns, including deliberate life completion and death with dignity. We do not encourage, promote, or endorse suicide. Our goal is to offer information protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Laws regarding aid in dying vary by jurisdiction and are subject to change. It is not the intent of Choice and Dignity, Inc. to violate any applicable laws. We urge individuals to consult with qualified legal or medical professionals for specific advice.

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