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Um, well. This is super weird and upsetting. Obviously all for…

August 17, 2011

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Um, well. This is super weird and upsetting. Obviously all for interaction with corpses. But I can’t help feeling this won’t push product.

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Americans need to think more about end of life rituals, instead of keeping death at a distance.

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If the family is involved with care for the dead body, it can completely transform how they feel about the death; they can feel empowered, they can feel connected and they can feel like they were there at the very end.

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The Order of the Good Death was launched with the goal of building a movement of people who believe that the American death industry—funerals, crematories, cemeteries, mortuary schools—needs disrupting.

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