Can anyone help?Please? Has to do with death?
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Earth is a school.  We are electro magnetic beings travelling around in flesh and blood.  Our purpose here is to evolve into a higher state of existance.  This means that we are to refine ourselves here into purer beings.  That means peaceful, loving, patient, kind, gentle, joyous, faithful, good people who know how to exercise self control. It is my understanding that when we die - we first come face to face with all of our deeds - good or ill - and experience how we affected other people in our lives - then at some point we go to the place where there are other souls who are at the same level of being as we are. \nSo don't act like hell if you don't want to go there - and become the person you want the rest of the world to be. \nRead up on Christ and Buddha - they are living examples of the right way to be to get past the hell states.l
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Everybody dies.\nIn the meantime you should live.\nEnjoy the time you have, and\nleave behind something worthwhile,\nthat's all we can do.\n\n"Everybody dies. Not everybody truly lives."
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worst case scenario....death.........
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That is close to a death in the family so don't rely on strangers to get you through this. Friends, family and God will guide you through. Take one day at a time...
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Call the utility companies, be prepared to give them a copy of the death certificate or obituary.\n\nSo sorry to hear about your mother.
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life is uncertain. death is certain.
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One of them died.  I don't know which.
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Every society has different ways of mourning their dead, and so does each individual. This doesn't seem to do as much with how to deal with grief as it does to give you ideas for decor, as you stated.
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Do you have an approximate date of death?  Anymore info you have would help.
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Check out:\n\nhttp://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=108&scid=7
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Death and Mortality.\n\nThe boy dies unexpectedly and prematurely.  This gives thoughts on how easy it is to take life for granted.  \n\nThough it seems he does die slowly (with enough time to beg for his hand, and for the doctor to arrive, apply ether and listen as his heart slowed to "nothing") not must time is spent on the dying itself. \nDeath, it seems, no matter how long it takes to get there(here) is always quick and final.
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theres something called choosing when you die. Its called...oh whats that word....ummm....SUICIDE.
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How old are you?  If you don't mind me askin, why are you interested in this stuff?  Nothing is worth ending our life...Death comes to all of us...hopefully later rather than sooner.
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I am so sorry to hear of your loss.  It's so hard when a parent dies.  My Dad just died last month.  My cousin told me that the first 2 weeks would be the hardest and he was right, but it may be different for everyone. Personally, I got so much strength from remembering him as the great person he always was. Think of all the wonderful memories and ways that you admired him. Everyday you'll find happy little reminders of him and that will help to ease your pain. Of course everyone needs a mourning period but it doesn't have to be a totally dark experience. Take time to remember the lighter parts of life you had with him.  I found that keeping myself busy helped me a lot too.  Please remember that he would want you to remember these times and to live the rest of your life as he would have lived his.  I hope this helps your transition.
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I am so sorry about your grandfather. It is impossible for anyone to give you an exact amount of time he has left. However, if he is being cared for by a hospice agency, then his doctor has determined that he has less than 6 months (give or take - you just never know)\nSome signs of impending death are:\nDecreased eating/drinking\nA decrease in urine output\nExtremities become cool and dark\nirregular breathing pattern\na collection of secretions in the mouth/throat - so that it "rattles"when they breath\nI am sorry I can't give you more specific information - no one can.\nI wish you the best.
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The death of someone close is something that I cannot comprehend, and don't think I shall ever be able to come to terms with either. Obviously, its something that cannot be solved by planning.
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Talk to the people at ALANON.  They will put you in touch with an appropriate grief counsellor who has dealt with this before.