Dean Martin died of lung cancer and emphysema

It is a very dangerous drug which is being used to lose weight fast. Side effects include, brain vertigo (blood shot eyes), dillusions(from depression/bad thoughts) and wrath (easily angered).

The best ways to cope with loss of a loved one are to share your feelings with people who will listen to them and not try to "fix" you, and cry when you need to.

Grief is our way of adjusting our world to life without the loved one. It is a normal process, and goes through predictable stages lasting from one to two years. It can be hastened by working your way through it and not fighting the process. Contact Hospice in your area for support, or your local mental health association.

Sean McGee isn't dead . He thought about killing his self but didnt .and that is good because he was a good song writer. I love his song called my story

It is traditionally agreed upon that there are five major stages of grief as originally outlined by Elizabeth Kubler Ross. These stages are the emotional phases that people pass through when dealing with the loss of a loved one but they are also felt during other types of losses like break-ups or the loss of a much-loved job or pet. The first phase is usually denial. This is when you are trying to figure out what's going on and don't want to admit that what has happened has really happened. Once you acknowledge that it has happened, you will feel anger about the fact that it has happened. This will be followed by trying to bargain (with yourself, someone else or whatever god you believe in) to prevent the loss from continuing to happen. When you realize that it's still going to happen, you go into depression. Those are the first four stages of grief. What many people don't realize is that we may move back and forth between all of these stages again and again while processing our loss. We may feel some far stronger than others. Eventually, we will have done all of the processing that we need to do and we will finally reach the fifth stage of grief which is acceptance.

When Trina saw the A on her math paper, she could not repress a squeal of delight. When Trina saw the A on her math paper, she could not repress a squeal of delight.

It takes time...a lot of time. Know that it's ok to cry, it's ok to grieve and it's ok to hurt. It's all natural and even though it doesn't feel like it at first, that deep hole you feel is left inside you, it will get better. It takes time as I said but you will find that the eventually the sadness will turn into warm memories that make you smile through your tears. It will get better eventually. Believe that.

according to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross (1969) the 5 stages of grief are

denial, anger, depression, bargaining, and acceptance. These stages apply to any major loss, there is no specific order in which they are followed, some stages maybe repeated ,and not everyone goes through all 5 stages.

In a traditional Native American funeral, the family takes care of their own dead. They make all the arrangements, including transporting the body, and utilize green burial techniques. Family members wash and dress the body, and place it in a shroud or wooden casket. While the body may be honored for two to four days before burial, embalming is avoided. With modern technology, the body is preserved prior to burial with refrigeration using dry ice.

something dark maybe blue green or black and nice shoes

There are no right or wrong feelings... everyone grieves in their own way. There are the 7 stages of grief as I'm sure you have heard about or seen on tv... disbelief, anger, sadness, etc. My father died when I was very young and I never dealt with my feelings, if you can find someone, anyone to talk to, everything your feeling is normal no matter what those feelings are so don't be afraid to talk to someone, anyone. I'm sorry for your loss

Some refusal skills are to just say "no".

Another would be to walk away or leave any situation that is intending you to act on a bad impulse.

One more refusal skill is to tell the person/people/ect. that you are not interested in ______ and you'd appreciate it if they would stop acting/doing whatever it is when you're around.

This dream could have very different interpretations depending on its emotional tone. If it is dark and terrifying, the blood might represent "blood on your hands," and it suggests that you feel as if someone is trying to put guilt on you. However, blood is also a symbol of life, in the biblical sense that "the life is in the blood." In that case, a joyful, peaceful dream could indicate that you are receiving life, love and healing from someone, in much the same way that we receive the "blood of Christ" in the Eucharist.

Except that whoever died their time was up...and if they were old especially. and have comfort in the fact that they had a good life were good to their family and friends and society...and if neither of the above are true..then they're not worth cryin over!

Usually, people that cant stop crying at a funeral or in general is because there are over run by emotions. sadness. when a person passes away its very sad because you wont see that person again. depending on you beliefs until you see them again in heaven etc.... your remembering the times and things you've shared together etc.. in which is very emotional.

It doesn't mean anything specific. What's important is how you felt during the dream. Were you scared of something? Were you accepting death? This is a glimpse into your own mind.

Common superstitions say dreaming of death means that someone in your family is going to have a baby. Such old superstitions have no basis in fact.

Dreams are your own thoughts which other people can't read.

Consider: Has anything special happened to you recently?

Also consider: Do you think about dying when you are awake?

To dream about the death of a loved one, suggests that you are lacking a certain aspect or quality that the loved one embodies. Ask yourself what makes this person special or what do you like about him. It is that very quality that you are lacking in your own relationship or circumstances. Alternatively, it indicates that whatever that person represents has no part in your own life.

To dream of your own death, indicates a transitional phase in your life. You are becoming more enlightened or spiritual. Alternatively, you are trying desperately to escape the demands of your daily life. To dream that you die in your dream, symbolizes inner changes, transformation, self-discovery and positive development that is happening within you or in your life. Although such a dreams may bring about feelings of fear and anxiety, it is no cause for alarm and is often considered a positive symbol. Dreams of experiencing your own death usually means that big changes are ahead for you. You are moving on to new beginnings and leaving the past behind. These changes does not necessarily imply a negative turn of events. Metaphorically, dying can be seen as an end or a termination to your old ways and habits. So, dying does not always mean a physical death, but an ending of something. On a negative note, to dream that you die may represent involvement in deeply painful relationships or unhealthy, destructive behaviors. You may feeling depressed or feel strangled by a situation or person in your waking life. Perhaps your mind is preoccupied with someone who is terminally ill or dying. Alternatively, you may be trying to get out of some obligation, responsibility or other situation. To see someone dying in your dream, signifies that your feelings for that person are dead or that a significant change/loss is occurring in your relationship with that person. Alternatively, you may want to repress that aspect of yourself that is represented by the dying person. Also, in certain Asian countries where people are believed to have a limit to how long they live; it is believed that the person dying is gaining an extra year of life.

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I've heard that if you dream of a death you'll receive a message from the living. Like, you might get an email, a card or letter from someone you haven't heard from for a long time.

Dreaming of the deceased is a perfectly natural part of the mourning process, and can recur long after the actual death. Dreams allow the subconscious mind to work through the struggle of accepting the friend's loss, and help the emotions to adjust to sorrow and changes in life. See the link below for further examples and discussion.

okay basely if you are wearing black you are sending off bad energy to the dead body that is in the room , white sends off good energy , wearing black is against the religion but no one really nows because the stupid Christan people tired to change the Hindu belief