Exploring the Concept of a “Good” Death

This session encourages participants to confront societal taboos and personal fears regarding mortality, aiming to uncover essential truths about life and death. What does a good death entail? Is it characterized by a pain-free journey, surrounded by cherished ones, or leaving a meaningful legacy?

During a delightful gathering over dim sum and tea, attendees are invited to engage in enlightening discussions about the values, relationships, and experiences that influence their perspectives. This gathering serves as a platform to articulate what a significant death means individually and the proactive steps necessary to make that vision a reality.

Benefits of Participation
✔️ Discover personal interpretations of a “good death” and how to attain it.
✔️ Learn about diverse cultural, spiritual, and personal viewpoints on dying gracefully.
✔️ Reflect on current life choices and how they correspond with envisioned end-of-life experiences.

The session includes the enjoyment of hot tea and dim sum.

All proceeds support the dissemination of end-of-life knowledge to caregivers of individuals facing chronic illnesses. https://thelifereview.org/last-aid-eol-literacy