Survivor's Guide coping with the details of death, The

Langue : anglais

Edité par Summerhill Press, Toronto, 1990

0929091132 / 9780929091136

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Light Creasing on Rear Cover; Front, Rear Covers, Spine Lightly Chipped; Spine Slightly Cocked; Front Cover, Spine, Edges Lightly Soiled; Slight Yellowing Due to Age. TEXT DESIGN BY: Michelle Maynes. COVER DESIGN BY: Linda Gustafson. CONTENTS: A Roadmap Out of the Chaos; How to Use This Book; IMMEDIATE STEPS 1 What To Do First 2 Taking Care of the Body 3 Organizing Family and Friends 4 Planning the Service 5 Planning the Burial or Cremation 6 Visitation and Viewing 7 Estimating Your Costs 8 Meeting with the Funeral Director 9 Writing the Obituary 10 The Day of the Service; AFTER THE SERVICE 11 Practical Matters 12 Financial and Legal Matters 13 Your Own Planning 14 Remembering; THE TOOL KIT - Accommodation Plans; Collecting Cash and Benefits; Day of the Service; Death Certificate Information; Gifts Received; Information for Callers; People to Call Now; People to Notify Later; Phone Calls Log; Questions for the Funeral Director; Service Arrangements; To Do List; Travel Plans; Visitors Log; Resources; Definitions; Thank you; Permissions; Index. SYNOPSIS: Are you prepared to handle the responsibilities when a death occurs? When someone close to you dies, you must not only struggle with your own grief, but be able to support others, and cope with the details of organizing and planning a funeral. The Survivor's Guide is designed as a workbook for those responsible for the practical, legal and financial decisions that must be made when someone dies. Every detail is covered--from who to call first when death occurs--to ways of remembering a loved one long after the funeral. The concrete information and examples provided here will make it easier to honor the deceased and provide for your own needs in this time of extreme emotional stress. Checklists and forms will help you get organized and anecdotes from survivors let you know that others share the feelings you are confronted with. Sheila Simpson holds a degree in sociology from Simon Fraser University and works as a freelance writer in Vancouver. She hopes that having a copy of The Survivor's Guide will be like having a knowledgeable, highly organized friend by your side, helping you through the crisis. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

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Titre
Survivor's Guide coping with the details of death, The
Auteur
Simpson, Sheila
Éditeur
Summerhill Press, Toronto
Année de publication
1990
État de l'article
Very Good
Reliure
Trade Paperback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
0929091132
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9780929091136
Illustrateur
Nicholas Vitacco
Catalogues du vendeur
Self-Help - Death and Grief

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