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What are some of the bad effects a funeral service can have on someone?
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Funerals are an important part of coming to terms with bereavement and loss. They make us sad, but they are helpful. Even children should attend, after some simple preparation to help them understand what has occurred and what will happen. They need to grieve too.
We can think of no "bad" effects of a properly-conducted funeral or memorial service. You may be confusing "bad" with discomfort. That is a normal part of the grieving process, and you will eventually get over it.
Every society that we know of in human history has had funeral services of one kind or another. There are fundamental reasons for that.
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What is the name of the gathering after a funeral?
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Nice question! Cremation means decomposed a dead body by some basic chemical compound. After cremation that process is called a funeral. Some month ago, my grandfather had died and for his funeral, I have taken serviced from Carl Barnekow Funeral Service Licensee.
Is Whitney Houston's funeral on tv?
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How do you plan a funeral?
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