When the death of a loved one is on your hands, you may not know what to do. The grieving process can be difficult and confusing. You may feel guilty for causing their death or have trouble accepting the reality that they’re gone.
At this time, it’s important to remember that there are services available to help with arrangements and grief counseling if necessary. As part of the grieving process, you may want to write a eulogy for your loved one. You could also create memories or other items with them in mind (i.e., scrapbooks).
Remembering and honoring the person will help during difficult times. here’s to the death of honor – are you prepared for the kind of death you’ve earned little man? we know what it means when someone is speaking about their own demise but now that I’m dead there’ll be no more words from me- “queer” spelled backward just like his name: queer was written on my headstone so he didn’t forget who I am an epitaph carved into stone which says everything except how much love I had for him
