🎉 FRATERNAL FRIDAY! 🎉 One of my favorite parts of being a Financial Advisor with Modern Woodmen of America is all the fun fraternal activities we get to offer our members! On Monday, our members had the opportunity to learn how to play Mahjong from the wonderful Chelsi Brasher! 🀄 Then, we celebrated National Coffee Day at the office! We had The Coffee Depot set up and enjoyed giving free coffee to our members and guests. ☕ It’s these opportunities to connect, learn something new, and simply enjoy time together that make the fraternal side of Modern Woodmen so special! #FraternalFriday #ModernWoodmen #MemberBenefits #Community #NationalCoffeeDay

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When you’re raising a child with special needs, there are SO many things that occupy your time… Therapies. Doctor appointments. Insurance. Medical equipment. Medications. School meetings. Advocating. And the list goes on… As a parent of a child with special needs, you spend so much of your time making sure your child has what they need today. But there’s one thing that often gets pushed to the bottom of the list: Planning for their future. And I completely understand why. When you’re focused on the next appointment, the next therapy, the next insurance issue or simply getting through the week, it can be hard to stop and think about something that feels so far away. But planning for the future doesn’t mean expecting the worst. It means asking important questions while you have time to think through the answers: ✔️Who will care for my child if I can’t? ✔️What will their financial needs look like? ✔️Who will help make decisions? ✔️Have I coordinated my financial and estate plans? ✔️What happens when I’m no longer here to advocate for them? Planning for the future is one of the greatest ways we can advocate for our children today. If you’re a parent of a child with special needs, I hope you’ll put “future planning” on your list. Not because you need to have all the answers right now, but because your child’s future is worth planning for. 💜