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    • Pre-planning
    • Impending Death
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    • What to Do When Someone Dies
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      • Funeral Etiquette: What To Say and Not To Say To Those Who Have Just Lost A Loved One.
      • Funeral Etiquette: Helping Children Through The Funeral Process
    • Reducing Funeral Stress
  • Saying Goodbye
    • Capturing a Life in Words
      • Preparing a Eulogy
      • Writing An Obituary : A Step-by-Step Guide
    • Memorial Services
    • Final Farewell Presentation
    • Cremation
      • A Layman’s Guide To Cremation
      • Cremation and Permanent Remembrances:  A New World of Choices
      • Urns & Remembrance
      • 5 Things Many Families Don’t Know About Cremation
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A Guide to Funeral Planning

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What you need to know about pre-planning final arrangements and all your questions about hospice and palliative care can be found here.

  • Planning_Ahead Impending Death: Ways to Help Yourself and Your Family

    Knowing that a loved one’s time is limited doesn’t necessarily make their passing any easier when it does happen, but for many families, the chance to anticipate a death, and plan in advance, even if it is just a few days, can be a huge blessing.


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  • hospice-sk Why Palliative Care: A Personal Perspective

    A personal perspective on the value of palliative care. You can have peace of mind knowing your loved one can live comfortably in their own surroundings, away from a hospital atmosphere, as death approaches.


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  • Hospice and Palliative Care Hospice and Palliative Care

    In the last 30 years, hospice and palliative care organisations across the country have made an incredible difference in the lives and the last days of millions of people and their families. Simply put, palliative care is focused on the relief of a patient’s pain, rather than curing the underlying illness. It is not an attempt to prolong life or to bring about death. Palliative care can be provided along with curative procedures, or in the case of hospice, without those efforts for a person with a life-limiting condition and a prognosis of only months to live.


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  • preplanmisconceptions Why Pre-Plan Final Arrangements?

    In the past, pre-planning final arrangements wasn’t as important as it is today. Final arrangements used to be nearly the same for every person in a family or community, from the schedule of events, to the funeral home, to the hymns, to the cemetery. For better or worse, things are a lot more complicated today. There are many choices, costs and personal expressions to choose from, and final arrangement planning has become important, not only for yourself, but for your family and friends as well.


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Funeral Planning

  • Plan Ahead: Guide to ease the burden on families
  • Palliative Care: Information, costs, eligibility and more
  • Why palliative care? A personal perspective

When Someone You Love Dies

  • 24/7 emergency help
  • Who to call and documents you will need
  • Reducing stress at the worst time in your life

Saying Good-Bye

  • Memorial services
  • Obituaries: How to write
  • Eulogies: Do’s and don’ts
  • How families are choosing caskets
  • How families are choosing urns
  • Achieving Remembrance

    • Permanent remembrances
      • Bronze grave memorials
      • Granite monuments and headstones
    • Why remembrance is important
    • Burial choices
    • Cremation choices

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