Reiche Community Center – 3rd Mondays
Leona Oceania
Die Well Death Education
The Latin phrase, “Memento Mori” translated in English means “Remember you must die.” We are all going to die, whether we think or talk about it – or not. However, thinking, talking, and preparing for death can not only increase your possibilities of a “good death” but can also create a better life.
The primary intention of this series is to open the conversation about death. Preparation and communication are the primary keys to the creation of a “good death.” Learn what steps can – and should – be taken to better prepare for our own deaths, as well as options available to you at the end-of-life and afterwards. This series will explore many different topics and options for consideration and conversation; not to become paralyzed by the concept of our own demise, but rather to inspire, motivate, and encourage ourselves and others to live our best lives.
#1 – Monday, November 15th, 2021 – 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Preparation is Key – This session will focus on death preparation: advance directive, end-of-life plans, etc., inclusive of a discussion of EOL and disposition options.
The following COVID-19 protocols must be followed: We expect you to be vaccinated in accordance with current CDC guidelines; masks must be worn indoors; at least 3′ distancing must be maintained; you must legibly sign in with your name and contact information in case contact tracing becomes necessary.
The series of presentations is free, but donations will be gladly accepted to help keep the programs going. Feel free to share this e-mail with your friends.
To keep up with the reintroduction of WENA’s programs at the Reiche Community Room, please visit http://www.wenamaine.org/
