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Navigating the fog of grief after a funeral can be difficult for anyone. Our industry-leading grief and estate program is designed to help your families process loss and sort out the essentials when a loved one passes away. Learn more and sign up at https://hubs.li/Q02hHVhv0

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Loss is a journey that touches us all. This insightful article on CaringBridge offers compassionate guidance on navigating the grieving process. "9 Ways to Remember a Loved One Who Has Passed" provides practical and heartfelt strategies for honoring the memory of those we've lost. Whether it's creating a memory box, planting a tree, or simply sharing stories, these gestures can offer solace and comfort during difficult times. Take a moment to read and share with those who may find comfort in these suggestions. Together, we can support each other through life's most challenging moments.#GriefSupport #RememberingLovedOnes #CaringBridge #BrightStarCareshttps://lnkd.in/gERVyQRp

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Laisha's 2 Year of Sobriety Vlog. 2 Years sober at 20 years old, 3 DUIS, Death, Loss, Grief, & Redemption. This is a powerful message and an emotional story, you can't miss it. Out now available on the FTS YouTube, link below.#fthestigma #fts #f*ckthestigma #vlog #youtube #recovery #sobriety #addiction #alcoholism #wedorecover #awareness #grief #griefrecovery #nonprofitorganization #nonprofit https://lnkd.in/gnS9TyB7

The holidays can be a challenging time, especially when dealing with complex grief and trauma. Click the link to hear Cove staff members Renee A. McIntyre, Donna Nickdow, and Brooke Viens, LCSW, LADC discuss grief during the holiday season and ways to honor loved ones and care for ourselves: https://lnkd.in/eEdJsY3s#griefsupport #holidays #griefawareness #nonprofit #ctnonprofit

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The one thing we don't want to plan for is the one thing we really should plan for. Quick question: If you died today.......(Not to be morbid but yes, it could happen!)Would people know what to do with your pets?If you have children, who will be responsible for their well-being?Does anyone know where your Will is? Do you even have a Will?Does anyone know what policies you have and who they are with?Bank and investment accounts?Passwords?Any other accounts that would need to be closed?Contact details of family and any other close friends who would need to know you have “exited stage left” and preferably not read about it on social media?What funeral arrangements you want.It's hard enough to deal with the loss of a loved one and all the formalities that need to take place after a death. It's made even worse when that person has put nothing in place, left no information. I know it can be hard to think about our death but it's a reality we all have to face and by just taking a couple of hours to put together the information you can save your loved ones further heartache and distress when the time comes. And even if you live alone and have no next-of-kin, someone is going to have to sort out your "stuff" after your passing.So I wrote an eBook "End-Of-Life-Planning" with all the details you need and you can download it for free here https://bit.ly/34iOYABYou're welcome 😁 #endoflifeplanning #griefguide #deathdoula #journeyofloss

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Swedish Death Cleaning prepares you and your family for death.⠀Deere Law Firm understands the importance of preserving your legal affairs and your family's well-being in life's uncertainty. Swedish Death Cleaning is a wonderful notion that will help your family during a bereavement.⠀"Döstädning," Swedish death cleaning, is not morbid. It's about decluttering and simplifying so you don't leave your loved ones with a mountain of possessions and decisions.⠀Start Swedish Death Cleaning with these tips:⠀Reflect on what provides you joy: Separate sentimental belongings, precious artifacts, and treasured memories from things that no longer serve a purpose.⠀Donate, sell, or give: Let others enjoy your possessions. Donate, sell, or give your treasures to loved ones.⠀Communicate your wishes: Tell your family what you want and why. Open communication can bring comfort and unity through stressful times.⠀Estate planning and elder care go beyond finances. Swedish Death Cleaning simplifies your life and prepares you for death.⠀🌟🏡 Deere Law Firm's sensitive estate planning staff is here to help. Proactive planning gives you and your family peace of mind, comfort, and security.⠀Call (561) 515-4376 or visit www.deere-law.com to discuss Swedish Death Cleaning or estate planning.⠀#DeereLawFirm #EstatePlanning #ElderCare #SwedishDeathCleaning #SimplifyYourLife #PrepareForTheInevitable #PeaceOfMind #FamilyLove

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An event to be aware of:"Singing is the language of grief, praise, and wonder. In this peaceful and community driven event, we will learn simple songs to support you and your grief as you learn to heal and hold space for your grief."https://lnkd.in/g2fwUvxN

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Supporting Our Community: How We Give BackIn times of loss and grief, community support can make a profound difference. At The Last String, we believe in the importance of giving back to the communities we serve. Beyond our core services of providing funeral arrangements and pre-planning, we are committed to supporting and uplifting our community members during their most challenging moments.We take the time to learn about the individual's life, passions, and achievements, ensuring that the funeral or memorial service becomes a heartfelt tribute. By embracing personalization, we help families find solace and connection in their shared memories. 🫂The grieving process extends beyond the immediate days following a loss. Recognizing this, we provide compassionate aftercare services to our community. Our team remains available to offer support, resources, and guidance even after the funeral or memorial service has concluded. We understand that grief can resurface and evolve over time, and we are committed to being a constant source of comfort and assistance for individuals and families as they continue their healing journey. 💐🪔The bottom line is that we have deep compassion for everyone in the community who needs help overcoming their grief and need an extra helping hand when their whole world seems to have come collapsing down 🙏🏻#community #planning #thelaststring #giveback

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We'd urge you to read this powerful, honest and important account of how to support a colleague through grief - learned first-hand by the author.So much about bereavement is counter-intuitive, with a fear of upsetting the person further often driving people to say nothing, or even avoid them altogether for fear of saying the 'wrong thing'.There are some important, useful lessons here.

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