Cremation Memorial: Complete Guide To Remembering The Departed
Many cremations are accompanied by cremation memorial servicea in a church or funeral home, at the graveside, or after the cremation. These services allow the family members of the deceased to...
A vigil is a gathering that allows the public to show their support. Often associated with the death of a loved one, vigils can take many forms and offer friends, family, and the public, the chance...
After a loss, a person might feel sadness, anger, and guilt. While experiencing grief is personal, most people learn how to manage it in their own way over time. If the feelings surrounding the death...
Grief has no standard timeline, but many people feel fewer symptoms of grief after 6 months and feel much better after a year or two. Ongoing complicated grief can continue to affect your mind and...
Our society avoids death, has little understanding of grief, and expects the grieved to move on quickly. Grief is a process that takes longer for some people to work through. Common myths about grief...
Grief has many stages that can impact the mind and body. Research shows that there are many types of grief, with more stages than the classic 5 stages (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression,...
