Filling the Gap: Decedent Affairs Coordination

05/05/2026

This business started as a way to help others and today it’s helping me. My cousin gave me the idea for Tough Tuesday, that’s the day I handle my mom’s stuff. Long after the service is over, there are still things that need to be taken care of. It has taken me (with lots of help) many Tuesday’s and other days to get here. Funny enough, this Tough Tuesday, is brought to you by: the Social Security Administration.

If you need help with your decedent’s business or know someone else who does. Reach out to me, we can Tough Tuesday together and I can handle “the business” or stuff as I like to say, the other days of the week.

04/15/2026

We help with:

Death certificate coordination
Account notifications & closures
Appointment cancellations
Benefit/policy follow-ups
Document organization
Family communication support
And many other things.....

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04/13/2026

What Families and Other's Don't Realize After a Loss:

1. It takes anywhere from 10 to 500+ hours of administrative work to wrap up the "stuff" after someone dies.
-so, at least one full workday up to or more than 63 full workdays (12.5 weeks or 2 months).
Most employers only give a max of 3 bereavement days

2. It's not just closing accounts or phone calls, its notifications, clean-outs, checking the mail, subscription cancellations, thank you cards, and so much more.

3. Grief impacts memory, focus, and decision-making. Simple tasks become overwhelming.

04/10/2026

04/09/2026

November 2025, my entire life changed, my mom died. From that, I found my purpose, my calling. I help people/families navigate this tough space, after the death, the funeral home, the chicken dinners. Let me help.
We all have to deal with loss, but we don't have to do it alone.