Michelle Knox : Talk about your death while you're still healthy

Michelle Knox at TED@Westpac 2017
Talk about your death while you're still healthy (transcript)
Summary
This was a funny story and the speaker was a good story-teller with humor. It's a good way to tell people a difficult and sad story that is about death but we don't know that even if it's different and important for all of us. It's because people don't want to acknowledge death, we are all going to experience: death, though.
The speaker lost her father, however, her family and she were able to support dad's wishes about his death. Her father wanted to peacefully die at home and surrounded by family. He had a good death. It is just not the right time to talk about organ donation.
If you prepare nothing, people remember your wrong eulogy and your money go to the government when you die.
In fact, not only your life but also your family and people around you would be a lot easier to live if you talk about death with them.
we need to discuss the issue when we are healthy without fear. This is not just what important is but why important is have to be talked by us.
We have to talk what we want and how we want to be remembered when we die.

Words in this story
grieve /verb/ mourn, sorrow, lament
grief /noun/  sorrow, misery, sadness
deceased /noun/ dead person, casualty, a person who has died.
deteriorate /verb/ become progressively worse.
disposal /noun/ punishment, dealing
corpse /noun/ a dead body, especially of a human being rather than an animal.
cremate /verb/ dispose of (a dead person's body) by burning it to ashes, typically after a funeral ceremony.