Death is one of the biggest stressors imaginable. Although you really can’t prepare anyone for your inevitable demise, you can begin the grieving process by talking about it. If you’re facing a terminal illness, you can take steps now to pre-plan your funeral arrangements and help your family prepare for the practical issues surrounding death.
What end of life health care options and limits do you want?
Discuss options for your end-of-life care. Think about how you want your symptoms controlled as you near the end of your life. What goals do you have in your final months, weeks or days? Have you prepared an Advance Directive? Talk to your loved ones about your decisions. It will make it easier for them to accept your wants.
How do I get my affairs in order before my death?
Spending time dealing with finances and insurance before your death will make it easier on the survivors. Make sure your family knows how to find your insurance policy and will. If you haven’t made a will, consult a lawyer to write this valuable document. You can also discuss your final wishes with a funeral home to take some of the stress off your family. It can be helpful to discuss your computer, digital and social media footprint with your loved ones, too.
Will talking to my family before my death help them?
Death is a complex matter. There are practical matters to attend to, but then there is also the emotional loss. It’s not ‘morbid’ to start discussing your demise with your loved ones. It can help them, and you, prepare for the final days. If you have young children, write them a letter or leave them a video to watch when they are older. Talk to your family and friends about your legacy. Help them write your obituary. Enjoy your days together.
Planning for death is a weighty process. To make your death more peaceful for your family, give them the information they need to be prepared.
Direct Cremation serves Montreal and all of Québec. Contact us to find out more about funeral planning, cremation services, pre-planning and a range of other services.
Our goal is to assist you in arranging a low cost Cremation ( Cremation Only ) or Full Funeral Service leaving your family the time to grieve and celebrate the life of your loved one.
Our highly trained and friendly staff are available for you every step of the way.
Love is not measured by how much you spend on a Funeral.
Many Funeral Directors will make you believe this is the case.
Australian Direct Cremations also offer The Traditional Funeral Service.
This Affordable Low Cost Funeral offers a full Funeral Package at an affordable price.
Cremation There are many questions regarding cremations and we hope to answer them here.
At the time of death we will pickup the body and take it to the crematory where proper care is taken of the deceased until the cremation process can take place.
All the paperwork is included in this fee as well.
We also type an obituary that will be used on our website, our Facebook page, and KAIT’s online obituary page if you want, at no additional charge to you.
We will come to you if you can’t travel to us.Before we can cremate, state law requires waiting 24 hours from the time of death, have the death certificate signed by the person that pronounced the death, and the Cremation Authorization form signed by the legal next of kin.We often get lots of questions over additional fees for the removal of someone once they pass away, so we want to take the time to explain that if you pass away within 75 miles of Manila, Arkansas there is no additional cost added to our fee of $850.00.
If you pass away over 75 miles away from Manila, Arkansas we charge $2.25 per mile.If you want an urn for the cremains, we have several different types at our facility ranging in price from $50.00 to $250.00.
