What would a hypochondriac and a pedestrian have as epitaphs on their headstones ?
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I was sick of walking.
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hullo\nshe suffered probably from confusion and delirium,and anxiety could happen in this state,they meant terminal illness anxiety that occur prior to death.\n\n\nDr.solo
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I believe it depends on the temperament of the person.  A melancholic will dwell on something forever no matter where it is.  A phlegmatic will use it to get past something.  A choleric will use it with a vengeance.  Apathics and amorphics live by it.  A passionate will not let it go until he is good and ready.  A sanguine could use it for his motto.  A nervous will be haunted by what is out of sight worse than if it was in sight.
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Three guys form were I work had just gotten off shift and decided to take a shortcut home. They were about to pass a cemetery when one of them said that there was a legend, myth about a certain tombstone in this cemetery. He told them that there was a headstone in the shape of a rocking chair and that if anyone sat in it, they would have a curse put on them or even die. Of coarse they went out to see. Two of them refused to sit in it. The other didn't believe in that "crap" and sat in it. No big deal! Two days later, this same guy who had sat in the chair, was out riding his bike. He had always went on bike rides before work. On that day, his rim had mysteriously came loose from the bike. He had fallen forward and broken an arm. He had never had an accident like this before. If you talk to him today, he refuses to go into any cemeteries.
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this would be the widow of a dearly departed husband.  it is seen in obituaries. it refers to "the late so-and-so"
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Poem by W.H. Auden\n\nStop all the Clocks.\n\nStop all the clocks, cut off the telephone,\nPrevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone,\nSilence the pianos and with muffled drum\nBring out the coffin, let the mourners come.\nLet aeroplanes...\n\nFor the rest visit...\nhttp://www.npr.org/programs/death/readings/poetry/aude.html
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Engravers shops are probably the best place. Try your local phone book. Failing that try a key cutting place. Might sound bizzare but they have alsorts of memorials etc in the ones i have seen. Good luck and i hope you find what you are after.
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u mean the question to kentuckybeauty2000's question right?\nits either a headstone or a coffin
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They pass me by like shadows, crowds on crowds, \nDim ghosts of men that hover to and fro, \nHugging their bodies round them, like thin shrouds \nWherein their souls were buried long ago: \nThey trampled on their youth, and faith, and love, \nThey cast their hope of human-kind away, \nWith Heaven's clear messages they madly strove, \nAnd conquered,--and their spirits turned to clay. \nLo! how they wander round the world, their grave, \nWhose ever-gaping maw by such is fed, \nGibbering at living men, and idly rave, \n"We, only, truly live, but ye are dead." \nAlas! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace \nA dead soul's epitaph in every face! it's about: the death of humanity ... \nmen have lost their souls ... they are just hollow bodies of clay ... they walk around hopelessly ... without any aim whatsoever ... everything has lost its meaning : their desire to live, their belief in a superior being, and their ability to love ... they are no longer humane ... they ignore each and every divine msg ... they turned earth into a huge grave ... they're like zombies ... dead yet alive at the same time ... sadness ... sorrow ... melancholy ... pain and suffering are spread all over the world ... From the sounds of things it is definatley about death. I am assuming it is about suicide from the line: they trampled on their youth, and faith, and love, They cast their hope of human kind away. The second half explains how they believe they are better of for leaving this world. This is my understanding, i hope it has helped
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that's pretty simple. Just ask whoever is in charge at the cemetery. They should know the answer. You could also plant a tree of remembrance in your own yard. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your difficult time.
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You could try searching their name in local papers to see if there is an obituary listing for them.
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http://www.jewish-funerals.org/Non-Jewishburial.htm\n\nhope this is what your lookin for
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I would talk with a pastor of the denomination involved. If there's not time for that write out a nice speech acknowledging the persons life, accomplishments, and strong personal points. Let the end of the speech call for the friends and family of the deceased to resolve (this is a resolution) to hold this dear ones memory close and to follow their example in good things just as they followed the example of Jesus. If you want to make it really nice and give people something to keep put the speech down on paper real nice and neat, maybe typed out or something like that, and then make lots of copies. If you can add a photo of the deceased (and remember to put things like the date and location of the church on it) I think people would like it. But check with the pastor before you do this. Hope this helps. :-)
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As far as I'm aware a monument is usually erected to "celebrate" a particular event, while a memorial is erected to remember a specific person.
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Here's an unofficial site: http://obituary.coven.vmh.net/\nand the official one: http://www.obituary.cc/
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Well, we know when a person dies, their physical body is left behind for burial or cremation... and we have found bodies of mummies thousands of years old, proving them wrong, so no...physical bodies, it seems very unlikely.  Are you really asking if we carry on the same likeness?  Maybe we do...I tend to think so...if indeed there is anything else...I confess no knowledge either way.  It would be comforting to think we will recognize each other because we will "appear" reminiscent of ourselves here in life, but have you ever considered we might just be something else completely?  Not saying it's true...just playing "Devil's Advocate".
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Call your local health office or the Office of the Medical Investigator in your area. Ours happens to be connected to the local university. They should have some resources for you. You would probably start as a morph tech, which means, taking care of valuables, taking pictures of the deceased, etc. Pretty cool!!!