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This section of Eulogy Site deals with miscellaneous concerns, such as purchasing death insurance, writing a will, living wills, purchase-ahead funeral packages, and other important considerations.
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The Six T's of Grief Recovery
Web Submission Everyone grieves in different ways. Grieving is hard work. Six fundamentals of grief recovery are very important to the grieving process. Most people try to avoid them, not knowing that they are delaying their healing and advancement. Submitted 03/07/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Twenty Grief Recovery Ideas
Web Submission Recovering from grief has no set order or method. It all depends on individual circumstances. However, this article presents twenty practical ideas of recovery that will help in some way to get you past some of the pain and on your way to recovery. Submitted 03/05/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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10 Tips for Handling Grief
Web Submission When we go beyond facing grief, when we sink deeper and deeper into it, we tend to lose sight of other things in life that are more important. We may neglect people who are close to us, alive, and who still need our love. Grief is not easy to handle. Submitted 03/04/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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After Death Choices for the Living
Web Submission However little you think you have, making a will is as important as if you were wealthy. To save your family the added anguish of having to divide all your worldly belongings on the event of your death, making a will is an important part of life. Submitted 03/02/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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A Living Will Could Save Your Family Financial Ruin
Web Submission No one wants to see the passing of a loved one, but no one wants to see a loved one suffer, either. If a person took the time to draft a living will and was in a situation covered by it, then chances are he or she would want treatment stopped. Submitted 03/01/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Living Wills - Why Everyone Should Have One
Web Submission A living will is a document that provides directives regarding medical treatments that must be followed if you are unable to give informed consent. It ensures that your wishes are carried out. This article explains why everyone should have one. Submitted 02/28/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Assess the Damages of a Wrongful Death
Web Submission Wrongful death law seeks to provide just compensation for the family left behind by a person killed in a wrongful death. The surviving family members, such as parents, spouse, and children, may be entitled to recover damages. This article explains. Submitted 02/26/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Cremation Urns - Preserving the Memory of Your Loved One
Web Submission A cremation urn is more than just a container. It is a container that contains the ashes of your loved one - what remains after he or she has gone. It will keep the memory of your loved one alive, not only for this lifetime, but for many lifetimes. Submitted 02/25/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Advice for How to Deal with the Death of a Loved One
Web Submission The death of a loved one is the hardest thing you will ever deal with in life. During and after the funeral, there seems to be an endless stream of tears, sleepless nights, and sickness in the pit of your stomach. You wonder how you will ever go on. Submitted 02/25/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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Create a Memorial Guest Book to Remember Your Loved Ones
Web Submission Coping with the emotional time surrounding a funeral can be very stressful. Quite often, the family is left with only a vague memory of the friends and family members who gathered. A memorial guest book is a way that guests can view and share. Submitted 02/25/08, edited 11/24/11. |
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