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Can You Keep Ashes at Home?
While you might be privy to the odd superstitions about keeping cremains in your home, there is really nothing odd about the practice. Perhaps your deceased loved one has made mention of the way they
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When Are Organs Removed Before Cremation?
Cremation has become a more popular choice in most countries. However, people still have many questions about cremation and the process that occurs before the body is cremated. One of those questions
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Green Bones After Cremation—What Does It Mean?
Green bones after cremation are believed to be a symbol of good luck, and some religions or cultures even carry small fragments of these bones around with them to attract prosperity. It is also though
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Is DNA Testing Possible After Cremation?
Cremation causes the family to bestow a huge amount of trust in the people who care for the deceased. It's their responsibility to see the deceased is properly cared for throughout the cremation proce
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What Happens to Precious Metals in the Body During Cremation?
Cremation is the process of converting a body to ashes and minerals fragments through combustion. The furnace used to cremate a body reaches temperatures of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. Some people have
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