A good death
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We often ask ourselves what it means to have a good life.
Why not ask what it means to have a good death?
Let’s explore what a good death means together.

What does it mean to have a good death?
Did you know that there are so many people in the Baby Boomer generation that it will be physically impossible for all Australians to die in a medical environment?
Given the chance, is that what you would want for your last moments on earth anyway?
A good death explores the idea of self-advocacy. By defining what it means to have a good death, you can:
Understand your choices in relation to dying at home
Create meaningful choices about your end-of-life care
Uncover resources for advance care and funeral planning
Plan contingencies in the face of a life limiting or terminal diagnosis
Capture your life’s story on your own terns
Celebrate your life with send off parties and customised funerals
Enter the last phase of life with confidence and dignity.

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Rebekah Lambert
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Content creator | Idea juggler | Stigma stomper | Mental health advocate | Community builder | Listener | End of Life Doula | Counselling student

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