Sarah Cavanaugh presents "Peaceful Exit"

The creator and host of the Peaceful Exit podcast joins us to discuss her new book in conversation with Heather Myers. If you would prefer to buy your ticket by phone, you may call Wellesley Books at 781-431-1160. About ticketing: • Admission to the event is $5. • To purchase the book with your admission, choose Admission + Book and we will waive your admission fee. • If you decide to purchase the book at the event, we will discount your book purchase by $5. Please note that you must purchase your copy of the book from Wellesley Books in order to have the author sign it at the event. Please also note that we cannot issue ticket refunds within 48 hours of the event. ABOUT THE BOOK For some of us, death will be quick and unexpected. But most of us will have time to think about and plan a peaceful goodbye—if we choose to. Peaceful Exit: A Guide to Reimagining Your Final Chapter invites readers to prepare for death as an act of service — both to themselves and to the people they love. In Peaceful Exit, podcast host, instructor, and author Sarah Cavanaugh draws from years of research on death and dying to help you reimagine and plan for your own death. Along with her expertise, she shares stories and advice from dozens of experts, colleagues, and friends to help you envision your ideal choices. Many people avoid thinking about death, but eventually, we’ll all have to. This book invites you to open yourself up to all the possible ways you can transition, celebrate your life, and choose what happens to you. Dying well is an art form. Peaceful Exit gives you the tools to learn that art and create a masterpiece for your final days. Learn more at peacefulexit.net ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sarah Cavanaugh is a writer, an award-winning film producer, a philanthropist, and the founder of Peaceful Exit, a movement committed to nurturing honest dialogue about end-of-life choices. As host of the Peaceful Exit podcast, she has interviewed experts and creatives on the topic of death and dying, including Alua Arthur, Anne Lamott, and Patti Davis, shining a light on the research, writing, and artwork of those able to translate pain and grief into words and art. As co-creator of the Peaceful Exit online course, she works in intimate groups to help participants plan a more perfect ending. Sarah has led startups for over 30 years in support of art, environmental justice, leadership development, and global peace, and currently chairs The Russell Family Foundation. A mom of three adult children, she lives in the Pacific Northwest with her partner of more than three decades. ABOUT THE INTERLOCUTOR Heather Myers met Sarah years ago in 7th grade and formed a deep friendship. She has lived in Wellesley for 10 years and is a huge fan of Wellesley Books. She loves to read, travel, be outside, and spend time with her family and friends. Her day job is working with endowments and foundations on investment strategy.