840 Days, that is how long it took for me to close down my trial lawyer husband’s estate. His business was shut down in less than 14 days. The other 826 days were waiting for his life insurance to pay. Think about that, it seems unbelievable – right? My husband was diagnosed with Cancer on August 8th, 2014 and he passed away 52 days later. Everything he had worked for blew up. I had no clue what to do or who to trust.
We know the fire safety command “Stop, drop, and roll!” but many have no idea what to do when it comes to grief and loss. Number #1, “Stop, breathe, reflect, and be present in the moment.” Listen as Esther covers the Top 5 Things You Should Know When You Lose a Spouse.
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A Well-Planned Death - San Antonio Magazine
On July 1, 2013, Esther Cardenas-Pipoly's world began turning upside down. The San Antonio native and employee benefits account administrator signed an offer letter that day for a position in Denver and then found out her widower father had cancer.
Death - The Elephant in the Room!
Death may be one of life's certainties, but that doesn't mean you are ever prepared for it. From settling estates, to closing businesses and bank accounts, there are hundreds of issues to consider when it comes to the end of life.
Experts discuss grief and celebration on 1-year anniversary of Uvalde bus crash
UVALDE COUNTY, Texas - It's been a year since 13 New Braunfels church members died in a bus crash in Uvalde County. Experts say that holidays like Easter can be a struggle for those trying to celebrate, even as they still grieve.
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