The Case For Putting the Fun in Funerals

Ways Grief Counseling Can Help You Feel Closer To Your Lost Loved One

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After someone passes away, you may come face to face with some bad memories of them. Nobody wants to think negatively about the deceased, but that can be inevitable. Whether the bad memories were caused by your loved one a bystander, these bad memories can quickly lead to resentment. In grief counseling, you can deal with the trauma. Nothing is off-limits. You can even delve into dealing with trauma from early childhood.…

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3 Questions You Should Ask When Preparing A Funeral Service

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Funeral planning can be stressful for some. Not because planning a funeral is especially difficult, but because the circumstances surrounding a funeral can be difficult. Not only is the family in mourning, but they also have to take care of a major event. This is why pre-planning a funeral is a great idea if possible. However, if you can’t pre-plan, there are still many things you can do to simplify the process.…

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Erecting A Family Mausoleum: How These Funeral Arrangements Work

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Making or pre-planning funeral arrangements are not as difficult as you might think. However, if you are planning some type of above-ground “burial,” such as a mausoleum, you need to plan far in advance. This is because you need to give the cemetery time to build the mausoleum. If you also plan to have a private family mausoleum rather than be entombed in a community mausoleum with dozens of people who are not family, then you need to get started sooner rather than later.…

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