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Bruce Koepp Removes the Mystery Around Autopsies:
Former pathologists' assistant explains how the postmortem process can be healing for the deceased's family -
Our Monthly Tip: Consider Live Music for a Celebration of Life:
One musician can make an event as unique as the person you're celebrating -
“Briefly Perfectly Human” by Alua Arthur:
A death doula explores what it means to live life authentically while facing mortality
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Author Archives: Suzette Sherman (Founder, SevenPonds)
”Yoga for grief Relief” by Antonio Sausys
So I grabbed a copy of Yoga for Grief Relief
My timing to review this book could not have been better. I experienced my second-ever difficult trauma a few months ago and I’ve been in full grieving mode. Not only am I dealing with intense bouts of anger (visions too … Continue reading
Wearing My Grandmother’s Locket: The Real Value of an Antique Beauty
Family jewelry, especially my grandmother's, creates a physical connection between who she was and who I am today
I was thinking the other day about the family jewelry I have had the fortune to have had passed down to me over the years. Not many pieces, really, but I have been lucky to receive at least one piece … Continue reading
Posted in Sharing Suzette
Tagged Family DNA, Family Jewelry, Heirloom, My Grandmother's Locket, Sterling silver
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An Epitaph in a Pennsylvania Cemetery Recalls A Car Accident
Here lies the body of Jonathan Blake who stepped on the gas instead of the brake.
Read more funny posts from “Laughter is Medicine” here.
Posted in Laughter is Medicine
Tagged car accident, Epitaph, Fatal Car Accident, Pennsylvania Cemetery
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Alzheimer’s Is The Sixth Leading Cause Of Death
How can you treat Alzheimer’s disease? Improv may be an answer
I hear over and over again from industry experts that Alzheimer’s is the most devastating disease of all. I have listened to the personal stories of many of my friends— horrified by the words and convoluted beliefs—as they witness their … Continue reading