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1. How To Be A Funeral Director A Funeral Director Career can be a rewarding choice for those with a desire to help people through a difficult time in their lives. We can help you to discover all this fulfilling career has to offer. Our book on How To Become A funeral Director will...
2. Bunny - Oscar Winning Short Film I would not have believed that the computer animation studio that produced "Ice Age" would have created a short film that works as an effective resource for educating children and adults about death and dying, but this short film is a valua...
3. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, MD Dr. Elisabeth Kubler Ross has the distinction of writing the first best selling book on a topic that no one wanted to discuss. On Death and Dying, written in 1969 is still required reading for many medical, nursing, psychology programs and college de...
4. Dr. John Lerma John Lerma is known for his loving, tender and respectful care of many terminally-ill patients in palliative care and hospice. He's worked as the inpatient medical director for the internationally known Medical Center Hospice of Houston, TX. Asv well...
5. I'm Dead. Now what? - Life After Death... The most important questions in life are: What happens when I die? What's it like in the life after death? Is there any life after death? Why do we talk about life - I thought I'm dead? You're kidding, right? Questions as old as mankind, answered an...
6. Death and Do-It-Yourself Funerals CIRCLE OF LIFE   I will be discussing my own experiences of death and presenting information in regard to undertaking your own funeral arrangements and care for the deceased. I will draw this information from reading material and my own inquiry,...
7. Faith For Dying I'm making this page about faith for dying because a recent death in my own family has driven home the reality of the subject and caused me to be even more concerned than I was before that many people don't have faith for dying. I know that de...
8. Death and Dying Death is inevitable; it is how we approach death that matters. The great poets and writers have contemplated the universality of death--much better than I could. Included here are a few representative thoughts on the subject: Ralph Waldo Em...
9. Loss, Grief and PTSD Have you ever stepped back and taken note of how fragile life is? Do you ever contemplate what life would be like if you had to go on without your mother or father? Have you ever really understood the devastating effects of cancer? These are all ques...