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Coping With Death - How To Deal With The Loss Of A Loved One
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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.

What I meant by "nothing can satisfy flesh like death" is nothing can release those pleasure endorphins faster and in greater amounts than activities related to death. Being in a "risky" relationship, bungee-jumping over concrete or racing down a public highway can trigger an adrenaline rush far greater than reading a book about such activities. The satisfaction of biting into a fresh, crisp apple pales in comparison to the smooth sensation of a nicotine rush to a smoker. An indulgent "Thanksgiving" size dinner full of empty calories is so pleasurable it can leave partakers with grins for almost an hour after the feast. But the blissful utopian state an addict enters when he injects his preferred drug leaves him unresponsive to the point of near comatose for half a day.




Having reached my sixties, death is becoming a more and more familiar companion - it is no longer something that happens to grandparents or parents - it is now something that often happens to peers. A surprising number of my friends have also lost children to various calamities.

Isaac Asimov: The father of science fiction was always interested in this genre from a young age. He wrote his very first fictional novel when he was just eleven years old. Many of his books gained cult following including the famous novel I, Robot. Asimov died in the year 1992 due to AIDS related complications that caused heart and kidney failure.

Because there are so many practical considerations to think about - use a professional in the form of a funeral Director or undertaker to advise you. They're also familiar in dealing with grief and will help you through this process. Last but not least - there are specific legal requirements for funeral the funeral directors can guide you on.

I choose to overcome my instinctive fear of the unknown. All humans naturally fear the unknown. I will fight that fear every day - and I will win. In winning my battle with fear, I win my freedom and my happiness.

A wrongful death claim is a claim brought against someone who may be liable for a death. For example, a drunk driver who crashes into and kills another driver may be held liable for that death in a wrongful death claim. In most cases, the suit is brought by a close family member or spouse. A wrongful death claim is usually filed to help a family with loss of income and to pay for funeral expenses, but can also be used to punish a party for gross negligence, etc.

At the time of arrangement, you will need silk or fresh, a vase, ribbon, florist foam, knife or scissor and wires. To make uniquer arrangement, you have to add your techniques. Like, if you are using freshers, then you can add a piece of floral foam and fit it closely in the vase or container or if you are choosing fresh frs, then soak 2 pieces of floral foam in water for a few hours. In this way, you can select your funeral flowers easily.

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