Doctor with terminal cancer shares the three things everyone should consider doing to prepare for death

Doctor with terminal cancer shares the three things everyone should consider doing to prepare for death
Your Tango, by Alexandra Blogier; 3/12/24
Kim is a resident doctor who was diagnosed with metastatic sarcoma when she was 28 years old. She invites people to see what her life is like, as both a medical resident and a cancer patient, focusing on the practice of gratitude and being present. ... Kim revealed the three most important things she’s done as a cancer patient to get the administrative side of her affairs in order, which she recommends everyone do, even if they're not sick.

1. Visit an estate lawyer and write a will
2. Make a record of all bank accounts, debts, and assets
3. Have open and honest discussions with loved ones about end-of-life care