There is often a debate amongst the healthy about which is the best way to die. Is it better to die unexpectedly or after an illness? Personally, I have always leaned toward the unexpected. One of my friends, however, told me that she believes that knowing you are going to die is better because you can better prepare for the end. After learning about Jodie Perryman, my friend may have a valid point. Jodie Perryman was one cool grandma. <a href="https://people.com/human-interest/grandma-made-ouija-boards-funeral-guests-lets-keep-in-touch/" alt="When Jodie died of cancer at the age of 81she left hand-made cards for her guests at the funeral" class="on">When Jodie died of cancer at the age of 81she left hand-made cards for her guests at the funeral</a>. These were not just ordinary cards. The cards included a photo of her, a hand-crafted Ouija board, and a text saying "Let's keep in touch." What a light-hearted and unique way to bring some much-needed joy to your heartbroken family. We are sure people laughed so hard that they cried when they received this final message from her. Image credit: @qrraie on Twitter, Gracie Perryman&nbsp; ​#Halloween #Ouija #Death​

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