Who Knew Talking about “Death” Could be So Fun?

When Meiyu's husband passed away more than 30 years ago, her youngest child was only five years old. Mei Yu had to juggle between bringing food to the table and raising her 3 children. She thought she had been through it all and little did she expect there’s more than meets the eye for the topic of “death”. Topics like having children, grandchildren and marriage are often talked about and she wondered why no one talks about “death”. With a deeper understanding of “death”, Mei Yu discovered that it is not that horrifying afterall. Mei Yu shared, "I think I have benefited a lot from this. I thought I already knew a lot. After the class, it really opened my eyes. I will encourage everyone to join this course."

She’s the Sunflower to her Friends but Montfort Care is her Sun

In 2018, Lifang lost her husband and mother at the same time and she desperately needed some courses to pass time and heal the pain of bereavement. She chanced upon The Ultimate Exploration of Life course and decided to give it a shot out of curiosity. As a life planner, this is Lifang’s first experience of attending classes with peers her age. Seeing how her classmates gave each other support and encouragement, she gradually opened up and shared her feelings of grief and bereavement. Whenever her groupmates experienced emotional fluctuations during deep discussions, Lifang would also provide words of encouragement and support to them. The learning kept Lifang occupied and expanded her social circle, slowly taking away her anguish and steering her direction of life to a positive and exciting one.