But here's the deal.

You can't protect your kids from death.

And also, if you want to protect them, plan.

Plan for your death.

If you want to protect your kids, this is kind of the last bit of parenting that you're going to be able to do for your kids.

So true.

You know, there is a new way of grieving called continuing bonds, which is including your departed loved one in your everyday, whether that's having a little shrine in your place or a little candle or Or doing something for their birthday.

And we

You're-

I am on a mission to get everybody prepared for their own death, and I'm trying to bring it out from the darkness into the light with humor and a rock and roll death theme soundtrack.

And I give Good to Go parties, and we go through the departure file, which is an over 50-page booklet that includes so much information that you don't know that you're going to need, and it's all the information that isn't included in a will or a trust.

And I do wanna preface this by saying I am not a lawyer, and I am not a doctor.

I'm just someone who's lived through the death of her entire family within a small period of time, and, uh, I was completely astounded at the amount of the death duties.

Okay, so your dad came to a Good to Go party

...

so then my dad came to a Good to Go party, and I learned so much about my dad at the Good to Go party.