When you choose our cremations services, you may wonder what the history of cremation is in the United States. As cremation becomes a more common final disposition method in our country, many Americans consider it to be a new funeral trend. Most Americans – because of our particular culture – believe that burials have always …
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After funerals at funeral homes, grief will settle in deeply as family members go home, friends and neighbors move back into their normal routines, and the vast amount of comfort and support just after a loved died is suddenly gone. Grief is very normal, and it is usually very intense in the early days, weeks, …
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Offering condolences to a grieving family after cremations services is a critical part of making sure that they know they are cared for, supported, and loved by the people around them. When you are offering condolences, it’s important to remember to not make what you say about you (as in, for example, “I’m sorry you …
After funerals at funeral homes, you may have difficulty sleeping. Coping with losing a loved one is stressful and emotional, and that can affect both your ability to sleep and the quality of your sleep when you finally get to rest. This can lead to sleep deprivation. Sleep deprivation not only makes daily activities, such …
