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At little moments I feel the truth of that statement.  When I was very young and people would die it seemed a mystery.  Then in early adulthood death seemed a tragedy.  And now in real adulthood it seems a mystery again. From Robert Lanza, MD on the Huffington Post:  ”Your consciousness will always be in [...]

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Music you choose for your loved ones memorial service is a deeply personal decision.  Some families have a very easy relationship with music.  There are songs that define the members of the family very easily and that is the music the family chooses to play for memorial services.  For those of you who might be [...]

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Elisabeth Kubler Ross gave the world a great gift in her life’s work. I will repeat her five stages of grief here and I recommend you purchase her classic book “On Death and Dying” The Stages: 1) Denial – This isn’t happening. 2) Anger -  Why me/us?  It’s not fair. 3) Bargaining – Just a [...]

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