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How Dare You Die Now!: Acknowledging the anger or pain of an earlier-than-expected death -
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“Help Me, Helen”: My dying husband's sickness revealed the true strength of our love
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Tag Archives: Death
Our Monthly Tip: How to Use Self-Hypnosis to Manage Pain
Take control of pain through self-hypnosis
Our Tip of the Month Many dying people experience pain, and their caregivers may have to cope with pain as well. For instance, caregivers may experience tension headaches or joint and muscle aches from lifting and turning the person they … Continue reading
Posted in Practical Tips
Tagged Caregiver, Death, end-of-life, hypnosis, pain, pain management, relaxation, self-hypnosis
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“(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” Performed by Blue Oyster Cult
BOC examines the death of a loved one
Blue Oyster Cult, often known as BOC, released “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” in 1976. The members had formed the band in 1967, but their most successful years were between 1975 and 1981. “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” enjoyed great popularity upon … Continue reading
“Life and death are illusions. We are in a constant state of transformation.”
- Alejandro González Iñárritu
Posted in A Rite of Passage
Tagged A Right of Passage, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Butterfly, Cocoon, Death, Growth, Life, Life and death quotes, Transform, Transformation
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“From Here To Eternity: Traveling The World In Search Of The Good Death,” by Caitlin Doughty
Author Caitlin Doughty traveled the world to see how other cultures care for their loved ones who have died
“From Here To Eternity” by Caitlin Doughty is a fascinating look at funerary practices from around the world. Doughty, herself a funeral home owner, was inspired to witness how death is dealt with in other cultures. She wanted to show … Continue reading
“I Miss You” by Pat Thomas
Easy-to-understand information about death for children
“I Miss You: A First Look at Death” is a non-fiction book for children around the ages of four to seven. It uses simple language and metaphors to discuss death and what happens after a person dies. It is part … Continue reading
