After cremations as part of our cremations services, the intense grieving of losing a loved one to death begins. Intense grief is normal and that it may last for several months or even a year or two after the loved one has died. However, sometimes grief is so intense that one of the family members …
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Nobody enjoys going to funerals at funeral homes, but some people are much more anxious about attending funerals than other people are. There are some extreme manifestations of this kind of funeral anxiety. Key Takeaways: Some people experience extreme anxiety about attending funerals, to the point where they cannot bring themselves to go. Here are …
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Memorial services are one of the cremations services we offer. Traditionally, many people have a food reception after memorial services. The reception allows the grieving family and other mourners to gather together in an informal setting to eat and share stories and memories of the deceased loved one and to provide additional comfort and support. …
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Making funeral arrangements at funeral homes after your loved one has died will be difficult emotionally and mentally. Since funeral arrangements are usually made with 24 to 48 hours after your loved one’s death, you will still be in the early stages of shock and grief over your loss. Your loved one may or may …
