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07/09/2024

25/07/2022

What are you waiting for? Reach out for help planning your Passing 🤗

03/04/2022

One of the best obituaries I have heard yet...
Love this movie.

Simon's Ulogy as read by Monty

30/03/2022

Did you know these history tidbit about death?

A wake served as a safeguard from burying someone who was not dead, but in a coma. Most wakes also lasted 3-4 days to allow relatives to arrive from far away. The use of flowers and candles helped to mask unpleasant odors in the room before embalming became common. In 19th century Europe and America the dead were carried out of the house feet first, in order to prevent the spirit from looking back into the house and beckoning another member of the family to follow him.

In rural areas before embalming was practiced, pre-civil war, people would "wake the body" . The custom was to sit with the deceased all night usually 2 nights, to make sure the person in question was truly deceased.

Funerals were held in the home of the deceased. They were open to the public rather than just for friends and family. The body would usually be displayed in the front parlor, but sometimes in the loved one's bedroom. As news of the death spread, people would stop by the home to pay their respects. If a funeral was held at a funeral parlor, it usually meant the person did not have enough family or friends to take care of the services.

Coffins were not used by early settlers. Instead a sheet often consisting of wool or linen dipped in wax, a blanket, or a quilt was used to wrap the body. The covering was usually supplied by women friends or family. The first coffins came in the later 1800s and were often carved-out hollow tree sections.

29/03/2022

I signed...will you? 🤔

Send a message directly to Canada’s Parliamentarians.

27/03/2022

"Later"
- Talk to you later.
- I'll call you later.
- See you later.
- We'll walk later.
"I'll tell you later."
We leave everything for later, but forget that "later" does not belong to us.
Later, our loved ones are no longer with us.
Later, we don't hear them and we don't see them.
Later, they are just memories.
Later, the day becomes night, the force becomes helpless,
the smile becomes a grimace, and life becomes death.
"Later" becomes "too late."

17/03/2022

Trying to live a life without regrets is something I think most wish for and work towards..I certainly do.

An analysis on the top five regrets of the dying, to see how they might help us live a more fulfilling and wholesome life.

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