People on the Isle of Man are being urged to put their "house in order" before they die.
Hospice and Cruse Bereavement Care on the Island are marking Dying Matters Week which runs until May 14th.
They're urging people to make plans in the event of their death:
Cheryl Young is a palliative care nurse at the end of life facility - she says it makes it easier for everyone left behind if there is a clear plan in place:
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Milo the missing cat home again - after four years!
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TT 2026 drone ban regulations laid next month
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Could reservoir hold unexploded bombs?
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Over £275k spent on southern road
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Police release more details about weekend brawl
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