Death Happens

No plan is still a plan, just not a good plan. Having a good plan helps it happen with dignity, integrity, and fairness.

Jo Myers provides practical guidance about planning for death in her book, Good to Go, for baby boomers who’s families are affected by parents’ end-of-life issues. View the Table of Contents and Excerpts from Good to Go.

Good to Go is an essential read for baby boomers and their parents, caregivers, financial and estate planners, people with careers in assisted living and nursing homes, those who work in the funeral industry, and healthcare professionals. Along with booksellers, these people are invited to get Good to Go in bulk at discounted rates.

Emails from Readers:

"This is a gem of a book -- Elizabeth Kubler-Ross meets Erma Bombeck! Jo Myers brings a refreshing approach to what can be a difficult subject, gracing it with humor and appreciation for the trials and tribulations families experience coming to terms with the end of life. Astute, insightful and filled with humor and warmth; Good to Go
is a book you will want to share with just about everyone."
-- Justin Schulz, Ph.D., Psychologist, Management Consultant, and Family Business Advisor

Jo,

After I heard you speak at Heartlight Center, I purchased and read your book.

I enjoyed Good to Go—laughter through tears is great. After experiencing losing my parents and two older sisters, I’ve read a couple of grief books, but I like yours the best so far. Your book brought out some powerful emotions. Thanks for writing it. I will be good to go when the time comes; I now have a few ideas about my exit.

Thanks again for a glimpse into your world and experiences with loss, the humor and reality of dealing with death, the helpful way you wrote Good to Go and for bringing a new perspective to the whole process of death.

Best of luck on continued successes in your writing.
-Tami of Denver