A Mortician's Point of View: On Conscious Death and Dying

By Miriam Slozberg and Lauren K. LeRoy

Death. When people hear about death, they cringe. However, the fact of the matter is that death is just part of life. There is nothing to be feared and A Mortician's Point of View- On Conscious Death and Dying will help people realize that death is not scary like society has made it out to be for a very long time.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Mar 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781483564241

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ISBN: 978-1-4835642-4-1

A Mortician’s Point of View- On Conscious Death and Dying

Death, it’s Part of Life Whether you Like it or Not

How Little Miss Funeral Fell into the Death Industry

Mortuary School

Little Miss Funeral’s First Experience on the Job

Now to the Fun Part -What Embalming is All About

Clarity on What a Mortician Does

What you May Have or May not Have Wanted to Know About Decomp

Burial, Cremation, Viking Funeral, Body Farms, and Whatever else takes care of your dead body

Are Morticians Really the Freaks Society has Made them out to be?

The Mortician’s Relationship with Death

Don’t Tell your Little One Uncle Johnny Went on Vacation when in Reality he Died!

Death Happens and it’s Time to Accept it! Curious? Talk to a Mortician

In Conclusion

Death, it’s Part of Life Whether you Like it or Not

Most people are focused on living life as they should. However, many people at the same time shun the idea of death and have a hard time accepting that the truth is, death is part of life.

I believe that this is the main reason many midlife crises happen. You go through your first 40 years of life thinking you are invincible and don’t worry too much about doing things that you may later regret. Once that realization hits that you won’t live forever, in most cases around midlife that creates life which would be anywhere between 3555 regardless of being male or female sea of emotions such as fear, sadness about life not turning out they way they hoped, lost dreams, regrets which have been known to lead to regrettable impulses such as affairs, overspending and picking up and leaving families.

My belief is that it is a pivotal time of life where you are forced to review your life and see what you would like to change so you can live the rest of your life to your liking as much as you realistically can. However, I think what really scares those who are dealing with midlife crises is having to face their fear of death.

We all logically know that we will not live forever and very few of us would want to live forever. We know this even during a time earlier than midlife. But knowing we will die and shoving it in the back of your mind