Discussion What about the body?

[river_birch]

In the USA, is there a way to sort having your body taken care of after so that no one you know has to deal with that?

 

[JudasWolverton]

ctb somewhere nobody will find you. that's my plan.

 

[cemeteryismyhome]

I went to a local cemetery and paid for everything in advance. Made all the plans. When I'm dead, all someone has to do is call them, and they will come and pick up the body and take care of everything. It was expensive but I felt like I had to do it.

 

[Forveleth]

Depends on who finds you and if you have a will with instructions on what to do with you when you die. Unfortunately, if the police find you, a family member may have to identify your body.

 

[Bad Karma]

I went to a local cemetery and paid for everything in advance. Made all the plans. When I'm dead, all someone has to do is call them, and they will come and pick up the body and take care of everything. It was expensive but I felt like I had to do it.

how did you arrange it without raising red flags? i wanted to plan something out like this but im afraid they may call in a wellness check or something

 

[cemeteryismyhome]

how did you arrange it without raising red flags? i wanted to plan something out like this but im afraid they may call in a wellness check or something

I often forget I'm almost 60 years old until I look in a mirror. But it was just sales and marketing to them. It was a little strange but not surprising. Right down to the very end you get offered options, deals, discounts, blah blah blah. They were more than happy to make a sale. Actually, now that I think about it, if a young person walked in with a smile and just said they're in to long-range planning, they would be impressed (and happy to make a sale).

 

[river_birch]

New to site. Seeking answer. This is an attempt to "bump" up the question.