Dreading Another Death Anniversary
Posted on April 6, 2020 by | Comments Off on Dreading Another Death Anniversary
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After funerals at funeral homes in Syracuse, NY, we grieve the loss of our loved ones in our own unique ways. The initial grief of losing someone we love is usually very intense. It follows the space of a few days where we’ve been numb, in shock, and simply doing what needed to be done […]
Continue Reading Handling a Serious Illness Diagnosis
Posted on March 23, 2020 by | Comments Off on Handling a Serious Illness Diagnosis
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Before you need cremation services offered in Solvay, NY, you may be diagnosed with a serious illness. Perhaps you’d been feeling fatigued or had episodes where you couldn’t keep your balance. Maybe you’d experienced unusual headaches or mysterious body aches. Maybe you didn’t have any symptoms at all and had just gone to your primary […]
Continue Reading What is Active Dying?
Posted on March 16, 2020 by | Comments Off on What is Active Dying?
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Before funerals for our loved ones at funeral homes in Solvay, NY, we will, unless they have died suddenly or unexpectedly, watch them go through the active dying process. Medical professionals and hospice staff may use this term to describe what’s happening with our loved ones, but they may not explain what it means and […]
Continue Reading Symptoms of Grief
Posted on March 9, 2020 by | Comments Off on Symptoms of Grief
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After cremations that are part of the cremation services offered in Camillus, NY, we will start fully grieving the death of our loved one. There is a numbness that sets in immediately after our loved one dies that mutes the full expression of grief so that we can take care of the immediate things that […]
Continue Reading Understanding Terminal Restlessness in the Dying
Posted on March 2, 2020 by | Comments Off on Understanding Terminal Restlessness in the Dying
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Before funerals at funeral homes in Camillus, NY, our loved ones who are dying undergo a lot of changes during the last few weeks, days, and hours of their lives. These are typical in the dying process – although not all people experience all the normal changes as the body begins to shut down – […]
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