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The podcast is filled with advice, tips, and many real-life examples demonstrating what can go wrong (and what can go right), depending on whether or not families plan accordingly in advance, communicate clearly with one another, and are willing to put petty and selfish…
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Nobody Asked Me to Do This (opens the original)
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Nobody applies to become the Responsible One in a family. It usually starts with something small. A ride to an appointment. A prescription to pick up. A form Mom doesn't understand. Then, little by little, everyone starts calling you. In this short solo episode, David talks about how responsibility quietly accumulates — and why the person everyone depends on can eventually find themselves wondering, How did all of this become mine? David also explores an important distinction: being dependable d
What Losing My Brother Taught Me About Life (opens the original)
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When Davis Wilkinson was 14, his older brother Adam died from an overdose. While grieving the loss of his brother, Davis watched his mother take on another burden few people talk about — the hours of paperwork, phone calls and frustration that begin after someone dies. One memory stayed with him: listening as his mother struggled simply to cancel Adam's gym membership. In this episode of The Executor Help Podcast, David talks with Davis about how that experience changed the direction of his life
The Last Ordinary Day (opens the original)
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Most of life isn't made up of big moments. It's coffee with Dad. A phone call from Mom. Nine holes of golf with a friend. Sitting around the kitchen table talking about nothing in particular. In this short solo episode, David reflects on the ordinary moments that often become some of the memories people treasure most after someone is gone. It isn't about living as though every moment could be the last. It's about something much simpler: Notice it. David shares why preparing for tomorrow matters
When You Love Someone You Can't Fix (opens the original)
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What does it mean to love someone when you can't fix what they're going through? Yvonne Heath knows that feeling personally. Yvonne is a nurse, speaker, author and founder of Love Your Life to Death. In her book Addiction, Grief, and Joy: A Son's Struggle and a Mother's Love, she shares her family's experience of loving her eldest son through addiction. In this deeply personal conversation, David and Yvonne talk about the impact addiction has on an entire family, why "tough love" can do more har
I Think They Know (opens the original)
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"I think they know." Those four words can leave a family with more uncertainty than we realize. In this short solo episode, David talks about the difference between having the paperwork done and making sure your family actually knows what you want . A will and power of attorney may be in place. The important papers may be organized. But families can still be left wondering: What did Mom really want? Why did Dad make that decision? Am I doing the right thing? David shares why clarity can be one o
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