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Explaining Death To A Child
Fear of death is common. Many of us have associated death with pain. We grieve for the loss of our loved ones. We focus on the fact that they are no longer with us in physical form and our hearts fill with regret and sadness. Sometimes our negative view of death creates so much negative energy within our bodies, that our bodies begin experiencing symptoms of anxiety like rapid heartbeats, tunnel vision and brain fog.

The fundamental problem is that most baby boomers do not understand the value of a funeral service. If they do not understand it.they cannot embrace it.and they will not spend money on it.

One good change is my sensitivity to other people. Though I have always been a sensitive person, I am more sensitive now. My daughter's death, her appointment of my husband and me as her children's guardians, and becoming a GRG (grandparent raising grandchildren) have given me many new writing topics. These are good changes. What about the not so good?




The worst and the most futile thing I or anyone else can do in trying to help you out of this mess is to (and, pretending that I/we are experts in your particular situation) tell you to sit down and make a list of 10 things concerning this or that. Create an inventory of household items you don't require so you can sell them at the garage sale you are now going to need to have. Then add up all of your monthly expenditures in order to take stock of where you are financially so as to identify anything you can cut back on right away. After all, you have to make sure you can at least buy that jar of spicy mustard you've had your eye on.

But how to find out if someone died if you have nothing more than a name to go on? You might not even be sure that you've got the name right. You may have to painstakingly search through obituaries, cemetery records, funeral home records, genealogy databases, social security information and lots more. You might have to do this for many states if you don't know where they lived. You might even have to look for leads in many countries.

Even with the economy picking up a bit, 2010 was still a rough year for most funeral home owners. If their call volume was good, the margins were still smaller than they wanted and the bottom line suffered.

But would the funeral director still have the money for my funeral arrangements when the time comes? This might be one question that could be troubling you and the answer is, yes. Funeral directors or any organization that offers funeral plans are liable to the law. They are required to have the fund ready should a client need to use his plan. That is why funeral directors will make sure that they have enough fund to fulfill their funeral responsibilities.

So, we have Islam, Jesus death. the next step is to introduce the Bible. The Bible contains the rest of the story of Christ's death and resurrection. Many Muslims have been introduced to the Bible and Christ, Himself, using this simple equation; Islam, Jesus' death and the Bible. I pray you'd continue to study this important subject and be encouraged to use this tool as well.
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