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Death Of A Pet And Children - Helping Children With Bereavement
Most of us are 'not' living, but in fact, we are dying daily. This is true both in Physical and Psychological senses. In Physical sense, we die daily because, daily thousands of cells die.



This nation, "conceived in liberty," has slowly been losing that liberty and, if enabled to continue on its current path, will certainly "perish from the earth" and that those that died will have died in vain. Shame on us if we let their last full measure of devotion be for a cause we are no longer willing to fight for.


OK. Home stretch. Having put together a stunning funeral slideshow, you should burn it to DVD and have it boxed so that it is properly identifiable and records the significant milestones of the person's life. You add the best portrait of the deceased you can find, maybe in a collage with some images from their youth. You can also include maps right there on the box (you should include them in the slideshow too of course).

You are (whether you know it or not, whether you can admit it or not) a complete basket case. You are a loaded pistol that has really bad aim and a hair trigger. And if you don't do what you need to do to get past this, you're going to go off. And this is not good.

I've personally grieved the loss of family members and dear friends; however, recently I experienced, for the first time, a slow, impending death. I watched my 91 year old Mother for months as she made her transition. I watched her body return to the fetal position, her frail skeletal frame show protruding bones and unpreventable decubitus ulcers, feeding tube challenges, and constant pain. Through it all, though, she never lost her warm smile and her tenacity to fight. I marveled at her strength and wonder if I could ever have that much fortitude. I watched her peacefully die, at home, in her sleep, just as she had said she wanted to die.

When the authors of our Constitution drafted the language concerning cruel and unusual punishment, they lived in a world that still remembered hanging, beheading, drawing and quartering, burning at the stake, and disembowelment.all while the victim was alive and conscious. Watch the ending of the movie Braveheart (which depicts, but does not show, disembowelment); watch the movie The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc(which graphically depicts burning at the stake); watch the miniseries The Tudors (which graphically depicts beheading, disembowelment, and burning at the stake). Yes, they are just movies, but the forms of execution they depict were once sanctioned by the State. When the Framers banned "cruel and unusual punishment", it was those forms of execution they had in mind.

"In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses according to the riches of his grace" (Ephesians 1:7). And God's grace is full of riches. His grace is entirely free. God's grace is not a response of our worth because we are not worthy but only deserve wrath. Yet, God's grace is not a response of our unworthiness. God gave us grace because He chose. He loved us because He loved us.
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