Eulogy About A Birth

The first footsteps we've ever taken are the ones that have imprinted the inside of our mothers' stomachs. Mothers don't just give birth to us, they give us a life to live. Now, some might say mothers are supposed to give birth; it's a natural process that is their duty. It's physically straining to have a child, but it takes a true warrior to raise a child. It is often forgotten how much they continuously provide for us and how many sacrifices they make. My mother has been my inspiration, not because of her title as my mother but because she is the prime example of a what I call a hero.

Death is something that people must deal with every day in our world, and there are several aspects of death that sometimes the living do not consider. For example, how does one celebrate or remember passed loved ones? What happens to you when you die? How would you like to be remembered? There are multiple ways to answer these questions, and examining differing points of view can be enlightening.

When we get older and when we deal with someone else who is nearing death we misunderstand what happens and how to understand the death process, we do not know what to expect and how to handle the process.

There is huge difference between Death and Dying. Death is the end of life, while dying is the process in which you death, also including the choices and actions involved in that process. In “On the Fear of Death,” by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross she describes the different aspects of dying, the final days of individuals who are terminally ill, the grieving process, and how children are treated during the time of death. The dissimilitude in “old-fashioned” death and “modern” final days are presented. Sometimes one has to consider the circumstances surrounding the end of life.

The scent of fresh pine and baked turkey dominates over all senses, surging into the crisp air of the kitchen. Presents are stacked to the brim of the Christmas tree, while a toy train intermittently passes by. Effervescent ornaments sparkle with the memories of past years. Rooms are full with aunts, uncles, distant cousins, all of who push their troubles aside to celebrate this day once a year: Christmas . It is chaos, but the good kind.

It was a not-so-typical elementary school day when Richard Price came in our class to talk to our 3rd grade class about his plumbing and heating business. Sitting in the chair that is usually meant for our teacher, sat a man with work boots, dark jeans, and a bright yellow t-shirt. With excitement for our visitor of the day, we looked at him with wide eyes, interested in the protocol of owning your own business. Despite the fact that we were third graders, and couldn't understand a wide range of the vocabulary being used, we were still in awe listening to him speak to us about the makings of Midwest Plumbing and Heating. After questions were answered, and the speaking was done, I was proud to show off to my class that Richard Price was my dad.

The objection is that death can be bad because it is a deprivation of the good things in life. Our life is full of good things. We have time that we stay with our parents or hang out with our friends; we have time that we do our hobby and go traveling to see the world; we have time that we go shopping and eat delicious foods; though there are still sometimes bad things happens, it emphasis happiness in our life and make our life colorful. However, if we died, we no longer have time to enjoy it. All the happy moments, money, gorgeous house, people we loves, things we have experienced and not experienced disappear since we are died. For

On Monday, October 30 2017, I went to Pruis Hall and heard Alex Sheen, the founder of the nonprofit “Because I Said I Would.” His dad, a pharmacist in Cleveland, was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. To combat the disease, he went through chemo radiation which seemed to be working, and he was able to go out with his family for Chinese food. However, the cancer later spread to his liver, pancreas and brain, and resulted in death. Alex decided to give a eulogy at the funeral, in which he decided he would start fulfilling more promises. Here, he first said the phrase “Because I said I would,” which later led to his going viral on social media with millions of likes and his starting of a blog. Through class discussions and presentations,

1. The thing that is unfair in my life right now is hearing my wife say she does not love me and wants a divorce. It is hard when you love someone to hear them tell you those two short but powerful sentences. I still love my wife and do not want to see us break apart our family. I know I am not the easiest person to live with, but the marriage vows say for better or for worse. We both have flaws and faults, but I guess my lack of attention to them for the past thirteen years has finally come to a head. My wife and I have never had a perfect relationship, but who truly does. You see other couples walking around smiling and acting happy, but unless you live in their shoes, you will truly never know the real situation. God is the only true path to make it through this situation, but in order to do that I have to let go and let him take the reins.

Death is often seen by us as something that happens to someone else. Until, suddenly, it is happening to someone we love. Death then becomes a very personal and intimate traveler with us, an often unwelcome guest accompanying us on our journey. One of the main issues which makes death so uninvited is that most people do not know what their choices are during this process; they may not realize that they even have choices. The assumption is that we must die in a hospital setting and that we must then turn our loved ones over to a funeral home service to attend to the body of our dead loved one. But these assumptions are being challenged more and more by people who seek what I call a “better death” and a desire to be fully returned to the Earth.

To the nurse that said “Congratulations” I think about about you a lot. The story of my daughter doesn't start out like a lot of pregnancy stories. It wasn't one of those sweet times in a couples lives where they decided to have children and within a couple of month they we're pregnant. However, I didn't give up, I didn't lose faith and then without any symptoms I had a weird inkling to take a pregnancy test. After five long years of trying, our world suddenly and wonderfully changed. Our precious Aurora Rose existed , five years of wondering and waiting we had our baby. But I never got that excited feeling. While I was filled with love for my child, I always felt uneasy in my soul. I tried to ignore it, and start doing all the things you

I hope that this Winter treats you nicely, I had always imagined that the cold should suit you well. It has come to my attention that you might not recall me. I was hired by your father to try and impart some musical talent to you. You must have had ten and two years of age since I last taught you and I must say that you played — well, one could certainly recognize your hand on the piano from half a league away. Tell me dear, do you recall such a time? I would like to inform you that I am now a professional composer and will host a symphony near your area within the next fortnight, and would be delighted for you to come attend; perhaps we could have a dinner together with your family and you could show me how far you have hopefully progressed on your own musical endeavors.

Hi my name’s Mia, I’m a fun loving, happy go lucky, loyal gal that is looking to find a family that will love me unconditionally and always stick by my side. I’m a very people friendly gal, in fact, when you come out to the kennels to visit with all of us, I’ll eagerly be waiting patiently for you to stop in front of mine give me some attention. In fact, I would really love it if you could leash me up and take me out into the big kennel in the back yard and spend some one on one time with me! In my previous home I lived with a seven year old, oh how I miss him, he was my best friend, and we did everything together. I would really love it if my next family had some children around that age that I could run around and hang out with. I’m still

Is it possible to die without suffering?
When you’re old, your bones are weak
your heart is weak, 
you’re weak. 
Is it possible to have a happy death? 
You have people surrounding your body crying. 
Or you’re just alone, 
with no one to be by your side. 
Is it possible to be content when someone dies?
Death can change people, maybe for the better or for the worst. 
Maybe you won’t know how to continue living your own life. 
Or maybe you will see the world differently and
 learn to live life to the fullest. 
Death is like a bomb that can destroy the world. 
When you’re dying, you’re not the only one dying. 
Your love ones are being crushed into a million pieces on the inside. 
The skies become angry, 
the sun no longer shines, 
the air is cold,

At some point of a person’s life, they experience death; whether it is the death of a loved one or a stranger