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“It was the happiest night of the year—until we heard the scream…” My grandma had just turned 78. The whole family gathered at her house—cousins, uncles, kids running around, music, laughter, food everywhere. My little sister had just given birth and brought her newborn to meet Grandma for the first time. It was one of those perfect family moments… The kind you wish you could freeze forever. Then everything changed. Even over the music, we all heard it. A scream. Sharp. Painful. Real. We rushed to the living room— My grandma was on the floor. She had tripped. And fell hard. The music stopped. Everyone froze. We didn’t even know what to do. My uncle dropped his plate and ran to help her. She couldn’t move her arm. She was crying. We rushed her to the hospital. The doctor told us she had dislocated her shoulder—but didn’t break anything. And then he said something I’ll never forget: “She’s lucky. I’ve seen people her age die from falls like that. Head trauma. Broken hips. One inch in the wrong direction and it could’ve been fatal.” That’s when it hit me. We could’ve lost her that night. And we weren’t ready—not for the grief… And definitely not for the financial reality. 💭 What if she had landed on the coffee table? 💭 What if she hit her head? 💭 What would we have done? My grandma is strong. Still lives alone. Still lifts her own groceries. We just never thought about losing her. Until that night. Then I remembered something a friend once told me. His grandma passed suddenly… and the family couldn’t afford the burial. He told me his dad had to take a $10,000 loan. He used $7,000 of his savings. And the rest came from family members scraping together whatever they could. He still pays $746 a month—just to cover the cost of saying goodbye. All of that, on top of the grief. He told me, “If I had known about Final Expense Insurance… we could’ve spared our family so much pain.” That’s when I started researching. And I found out the average cost of a basic burial is $10,000 to $15,000. And that’s just basic. If you want a proper send-off, it can easily reach $20,000+. So we made the decision: We got Final Expense Insurance for Grandma. No medical exam. $20,000 in coverage. Now, whatever happens—we’re ready. And more importantly, we’ll be able to grieve in peace, not in panic. 🙏 If you’ve ever looked at your mom, your dad, your grandma… And wondered what would happen if that day suddenly came… You already know what to do. 💬 Talk to a licensed agent today. 📞 It takes just 10 minutes to protect your family from one of the hardest days of their lives. www.legacyfarewell.com