Discussing Death

Death. We all know it’s a universal, inevitable outcome that each of us will encounter one day. But it’s never easy to talk about.

There’s rarely a comfortable way to bring it up in conversation with our loved ones, even when there are so many emotional and practical reasons to do so.

However, when families come together to have this important discussion, they help themselves to be better prepared. More and more also choose to put an official plan in place that will help their loved ones begin healing after loss.

It all starts with the first conversation though. It’s not easy, but the results can be life-changing. Let us show you how to take the first step.

Download our free guide and learn how to start the discussion with those you care about most.

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What You'll Get

We've taken years of feedback from folks just like you and built an easy-to-use guide to get you started.

Walk away with tips on:

How to start a constructive conversation about death.
How to start the discussion with a partner or spouse.
How to talk to your parents about their final wishes.
How to sensitively talk with someone who is ill.
Steps to take after your first conversations.

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About Planning Daisies

We make it safe to start a funeral plan by introducing you to trusted a funeral home, teaching simple steps, and offering personalized advice.

Planning Daisies is your memorial advisor, answering all of your questions about funeral planning and celebrations of life. We partner with exceptional funeral homes across the country to secure your plans. Depending on your zip code, we’ll suggest a funeral planning partner devoted to caring customer service — because each community is different, we believe a funeral planner in your neighborhood is the best consultant for exploring all of your options. We’re happy to connect you to your local planning expert.

How to Start Discussing Death.

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