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In 2009, at just 25 years old, Rosie suffered a severe bout of depression. She had been married for four years, had a beautiful little girl, Alice, who had just turned three, and had watched her husband die of a ruthless case of bone cancer that took him from strapping, muscular, man of her life, to a wasted old man who died in agony after just six months. Her depression became so bad, and her sense of loss so great, that she fell into a heroin addiction when introduced to it at a friend's party. She hadn't wanted to go to the party but her friends had insisted. No one knew that heroin would be there. It was just a freak thing.

The great Walt Disney. Who hasn't watched famous animated movies like the "Little Mermaid" or "Pirates of the Caribbean"? Walt Disney the producer, animator, and founder of the Walt Disney Company died young at the age of 65 from chronic lung cancer.

Don't spend all your energy organizing the funeral without taking time out for just you - to mourn, to grieve. Keeping yourself busy may be helping, but waiting until after the service isn't the answer either.

You might also be asked to deliver the eulogy. A eulogy is a more formal funeral speech that gives an overview of the person's life, qualities and accomplishments. Again, make sure you know how long you're expected to speak at the funeral, and how many other people will be speaking. It's helpful to sit down with the family, in particular, to gather more information to share.

According to a Cancet Net website article, "When a Parent is Grieving the Loss of a Child," when you lose a child you may lose a close friend, link to grandchildren, and family support. My deceased daughter was all of these things and her death has left a gaping hole in my life.

Set aside time to think about all the above things. The length of time doesn't particularly matter. Half an hour. An hour. A couple of hours. The important thing is to have a set time.

Besides, why would you want to live forever? Imagine if you were only a 100 year old. What would you do? Your friends are gone. Your husband/wife is dead. Your entire generation is dead. Your body is weak and you feel alone. All of that is a nature's way to say 'It's time to go' because death is a perfectly normal process in a cycle of life. It's just very inconvenient that we (humans) are smart enough to be aware of it. Although the fear of death is perfectly normal, try not to think about death, but enjoy every second of your life. Because you have only got one.

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