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IN THE EXPECTATION
OF DEATH
There are eases in which the family and friends of a terminally ill individual begin grieving the loss of the person's “former self" in the expectation of imminent death. This "anticipatory grief' can he just as painful as when actual loss of life occurs. Family and friends may experience guilt or shame at "wishing it were over” or seeing a loved one virtually disappear before their eyes. However, it is important to view these feelings as normal. Ultimately, anticipatory grief allows us to prepare for the inevitable. Preparing for the death of a loved one can allow family members to contemplate and address unresolved issues, as well as to identify their loved one’s wishes for burial and funeral arrangements.
Preparing for the death of a loved one is a difficult process, since it entails acceptance of the inevitable passing, and therefore, loss At MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we are here for you during such a difficult period. We will assist you by arranging commemoration services, based on your desires and budget. Your loved one may care to be a part of the planning process as well. Reach us whenever you need us. 24 hours a day at (540) 347-3431. Our facility is conveniently located, with ample parking at 234 Broadview Ave.. Warrenton
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"Perhaps they are not stars m the sky. hut rather openings where our loved ones shine down to let us know they are happy."
-Eskimo legend
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