Notes

Dealing With Death In The Family
Humans share two realities with each other and all other living things--birth and death. I know it's been the church's traditional teaching for eons that both dying and death are the consequences of the first couple's rebellion in the Garden of Eden. But there's an alternative perspective I've written about in one of my books. It is a perspective far more consistent with Judeo-Christian teachings and certainly more consistent with nature and biology.

Knowledge of the personal injury process. The last thing you want to do when grieving is attempt to learn the personal injury process from scratch. A wrongful death attorney can guide you through the process with ease.

When my husband died, I had to make a decision about continuing to live in our home or selling it. For 3 1/2 years, I reflected, talked with my kids, meditated, prayed and waited for the clear answer. Flying from Maryland to California for a conference brought my answer.

It offers you the opportunity to actually plan your funeral service well in advance. This then offers you the opportunity to decide how the service will run and the way in which you would like people to commemorate your life now you have gone.

Eulogy (2004-Mature Audiences TV Rating) is a comedy that brings another dysfunctional family together for the funeral of a wayward patriarch. In this ending, the family takes the body in a casket on a rowboat to a pond.




When they've had a couple of minutes to let that sink in and react: "Would you like to talk about it?" It lets them know that it's safe and OK to say how they feel. This might be very uncomfortable for you (most of us don't feel comfortable talking about or expressing our feelings, let alone dealing with anyone else's), but remember, you are there for them at this moment.

The separation becomes complete when the breathing stops. That appears to look like the following according to Barbara Karnes, RN: "the last breath is often followed by one or two long spaced breaths and then the physical body is empty. The owner is no longer in need of a heavy, nonfunctioning vehicle." My mother was under hospice care so they made decisions and kept her comfortable. I know she died in peace. She entered a new location and a new life. Hospice ordered morpheme and she was gone in a few days. I saw a happy face on the moon the evening of her death. To let go of a loved one, is to accept the fact that they are gifts.

As we approach death, our personal relationships with life and death will set the stage of our acceptance of the new life that awaits us and our loved ones. Fear and unfinished business are two big factors in determining how much resistance we put into meeting death. Hopefully, my understanding of "Gone from my Sight" will help you to understand the dying experience and prepare for the death of your loved one. Let go. It is time for your new beginning.
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