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Gemini Adams
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Your Legacy of Love: Realize the Gift in Goodbye |
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English |
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Perfect Paperback |
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264 |
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2009-09-20 |
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0615193757 |
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Live Consciously Publishing |
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0.8 pounds |
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5.5 x 8.4 x 0.7 inches |
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First |
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Product Description
Despite the common belief that an inheritance of money and material possessions is valuable, when the life of someone dear has been lost the perceived value of their financial assets depreciates rapidly.
What's the point of $20,000 when your Mom isn't there to share your wedding day or your worst hour?
Of course, writing a Will and taking care of our financial assets is essential for both legal and practical purposes. But what really matters are our "Emotional Assets" -- the memories, family history, wisdom, life story, values, image, love and affection that we can capture and share with our children and grandchildren through a Legacy of Love; a precious parting gift that they will surely treasure forever.
Award-winning author, Gemini Adams, gently explains how moms, dads, and grandparents can complete this simple task in order to realize the gift in goodbye.
After losing her own Mom to cancer at a young age Gemini quickly learnt that a typical inheritance doesn't give surviving family, especially children, the ongoing loving support they really need.
So, she started a survey asking: If one of your parents died, what would you prefer: to inherit their money, or a letter saying how much they loved you?
Over 90% expressed a wish for the loving letter.
Consequently, she wrote this heartfelt guide, to bravely share the painful insights gained from her own loss and to share her positive, yet practical message, to inspire others to spring into action, and create a timeless memento for their loved ones.
This book is ideal if you can answer yes to at least one or more of these questions:
- You want to preserve your personal or family history for the next generation?
- You have aging parents and worry about how to converse with them regarding end of life issues?
- You are struggling to come to terms with a terminal illness?
- You work in a risky profession that causes you to worry about what you can do to protect and support your family if something were to happen to you?
- You have lost a loved one and wished they had done more to prepare and care for you in your grief?
- You work in the caring professions with the terminally ill and their families?
- You are struggling to come to terms with the loss of a loved one?
- You want to reduce the grief and suffering for your surviving family?
- You want to achieve peace of mind and give your life deeper meaning?
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