Death conversations are unpleasant and very uncomfortable for both the listener and the speaker, but in my view, they are part of life. The concept of death is a question that concerns personality and culture and does not have a uniform answer that suits everyone. You should know what your husband desires. It is possible, of course, to probe and understand whether your husband is ready for the conversation! As a person with terminal cirrhosis (for a very long time), I wanted to talk about death, and I had no one with whom! I wrote a will where I cared for my adult children while explaining to my ex-wife that she would receive her share of our apartment but not inherit me. I assume your husband would like to do pre-death errands, knowing he is leaving behind children who will not quarrel over money and perhaps release you for the rest of your life in another relationship. (You are still a young woman.)
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