PlanningAges 40+
'What Happens When I'm Gone?' Plan
Build a future-care plan for an aging autistic adult child
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Your prompt
I'm [Your Age] and I'm the primary caregiver for [Who You Care For]. I need to plan for what happens if I get sick, or when I die. I've been avoiding this. Please help me start, gently.
1. Give me the list of what a plan like this needs to cover, in plain language, grouped into: tomorrow (if I'm in the hospital next week), next year, and after I'm gone.
2. For each item, tell me whether it's something I can write down myself, something that needs a professional (and which kind), or something that needs a conversation with a specific person.
3. Tell me the one or two things to do first, that would make the biggest difference if something happened soon.
4. Give me a short list of questions to bring to [Who You'll Ask].
Don't give me legal or financial advice. Help me know what to ask for.
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