Website that helps you plan for death finds success with millennials

Liz Eddy has lost track of how many times she's told the story that led her to co-found Lantern, a website that helps people tackle the complex logistics of losing someone they love and also plan for their own deaths.  That story starts with a phone call on a Saturday morning from a nursing home with news that Eddy's grandmother had died. Two police officers and a nurse greeted Eddy in the room where her grandmother's body lay.  "They looked at me and said, 'What do you want to do?'" recalls Eddy, who was 27 at the time. "I had no idea what to turn to ... and really was just thrown into a rapid Google search where I typed in what do you do when someone dies?"  Read more...More about Death, Millenials, Social Good, and Health