Secular Alliance: Helping Loved Ones (and Yourself) Prepare for Death (part 4)

We are now meeting both in person, at UU Santa Fe, and via Zoom, in a hybrid format. Zoom instructions follow the event description. Join us for the fourth in our series on preparing for death, with a focus on how that enriches our lives now. We'll briefly report back on which To Do items from the past seminars we have actually accomplished! Then Julie Kilcer, RN will discuss clues that perhaps one should no longer drive, or live alone. Jane Turner will explain what a death doula is, and how to find one. And Barak Wolff will update us on NM Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) and survey a few options elsewhere in the world. Don't miss this valuable discussion!

Check out the TO DO list in the link below, which is a summary of the items discussed in Oct, and the additional list Donna provided in the Jan. seminar. You may want to print them and put them on your frig. so you can check off the items you have completed!

https://cgdoc.s3.amazonaws.com/handout_2.pdf
https://cgdoc.s3.amazonaws.com/handout_3v2.pdf

This is the fourth in a series of discussions tailored to helping us prepare for the inevitabilities of the future, including death. Pass the word to friends and family, wherever they are. Since this vital seminar is both in person and via zoom, and free, it is open to everyone you care about, wherever they live!

To get the zoom link, go to Events on our meetup site, https://www.meetup.com/freethinkersforum/ and click that you will attend, then you can access the zoom link at the Online event icon.

We currently meet via zoom the third Sunday of every month from noon - 1:30 pm. Our general format is a short presentation on a topic which has been suggested by the group, followed by an hour or so of open discussion of the subject. All are welcome, and all outlooks on the topics are respected. We aim to learn from each other and celebrate our diversity!

The Secular Alliance of Santa Fe is a gathering of freethinkers and humanists, atheists and agnostics, people from all faiths or none, who come together to discuss collaboratively-chosen topics, to listen with open minds, share with open hearts, work together on social activism projects and share supportive community.

For more information, or to suggest topics or activities, contact:
Dorothy Bracey and the Action Team: dorothy@dorothybracey.com
Roger Brumley: rellisbrumley@msn.com
Mim Chapman: mimcsf@gmail.com
Robert Cordingley: rjcord1@gmail.com
Mary Ellen Gonzales: maryellengonzales@gmail.com