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With His Mother In A Retirement Home, Michael Spends His Last Night In His Childhood Home
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With His Mother In A Retirement Home, Michael Spends His Last Night In His Childhood HomeI share the most beautiful Facebook essay I’ve ever read on aging, loss and unacknowledged grief

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‘Hamnet’ A film about the loss of William Shakespeare’s son shows how differently couples can grieve

The Timing of Death Finding Meaning in the Mystery

Composting Bodies is Now Legal in 14 States Honoring Earth Day with a new kind of return to nature

“Hand to Earth” Book Review: Andy Goldworthy makes art in the natural environment Goldsworthy’s work using natural, found resources can serve as inspiration for incorporating art into loss

A Unique Way to Mourn: Photo Shoots with Cardboard Cutouts The therapeutic company of life-sized cardboard cutouts of dead loved ones

Groundbreaking Study on the Risks of Formaldehyde Released Study calls into question the long-standing use of formaldehyde in the funeral industry

The Bizarre Phenomenon of Terminal Lucidity This curious and profound experience stumps scientists to this day