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Is This You?

Planning for death can feel overwhelming — especially when you don't know where to start, don't have time to research your options, or simply dread focusing on the topic.


If any of these situations below sound familiar, My Great Goodbye was made for you.

FOR THE SANDWICH GENERATION

You're juggling to take care of your kids and  aging parents. The thought of putting together a plan for your folks' end-of-life adds further stress, because don't have a lot of time to do the research. 

FOR PARENTS

You want to make sure your kids are taken care of, and spare them from having to make difficult decisions-- or potentially fighting over them. But where do you begin, and what should you include in your final wishes so they don't have to guess what you would have wanted while they're grieving?

FOR BOOMERS PLANNING AHEAD

You want to design your goodbye so it can truly reflect you and your unique life, but you're busy and keep putting it off. You just need someone to help you get started and guide you through your options. 

FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS A GOOD DEATH

You've witnessed another person's death and have thoughts on what you want done for your own. But you don't know what's really possible or available, and who and what to ask.

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Wherever you are in this journey — I'll meet you there.

I'll gently guide you forward -- so you can plan your goodbye with confidence, not chaos.


I'll curate your options — clarifying your values, mapping your life and affairs readiness, and helping you make choices that align with your priorities and budget.


I'll be your accountability partner — focusing you on outcomes and providing action steps so you can make real progress and enjoy genuine peace of mind.

For Professionals

MGG’s advance planning services complement the work of many professionals who help people prepare for the joys and uncertainties of later life and the inevitability of life’s end.

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We focus on the conversations and activities adjacent to the legal, financial, healthcare, and insurance preparations, empowering people to make important decisions for their final chapter with clarity and confidence.

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If you work with individuals or families in any of the areas below, we would welcome the opportunity to help your clients tackle the personal and practical planning aspects of living and dying well that too often remain unfinished.

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  • Caregivers/Home Health Agencies

  • Geriatric Care Managers

  • Trust & Estate Attorneys

  • Eldercare Attorneys

  • Financial Advisors

  • Daily Money Managers

  • Insurance Brokers

  • Real Estate Agents

  • Home Organizers/Declutter Services

  • Senior Move Managers

  • Senior Community Administrators

  • Healthcare Professionals

  • Medicare Brokers

  • Wellness Professionals

  • Palliative/Hospice Services

  • End-of-Life Doulas

  • Funeral Professionals

  • After Loss Professionals

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Ready to plan your Goodbye?

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