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WHAT COMES AFTER DEATH MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
What Comes After Death: Making Arrangements
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Cremation and burial: We’re not quite ready to bury the urn but that is the plan.
The post-mortem debrief: We were grateful for the opportunity to ask questions and find healing.
A mom - "My mom initiated conversations about plans for arrangements after the death."
Because we got to do it twice, we learned what we wanted from the first time. It was so draining to carry other people's sadness.
People need to do what feels right to them.
I didn’t plan anything.
We didn’t let ourselves think about the After, before.
The funeral began the healing.
A couple disagrees on open or closed casket.
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