Mourn

When a family encounters a major change, while you are grieving, you should also not neglect etiquette and customs. Remember, it is not suitable to get married or move into a new house within 100 days, and avoid participating in festive activities such as birthday parties, full-month banquets, etc. In addition, one should avoid going to temples to worship in order to avoid bad luck. Only by acting with caution can we express respect for the deceased, heal our pain and embrace the future.

Dear readers, when a family member passes away and you mourn, whether or not you visit relatives and friends is a personal choice. Although there are taboos in traditional customs, modern society places more emphasis on caring and supporting each other. If you are upset, your relatives and friends can provide comfort. You might as well tell them frankly and seek their understanding. Remember, respecting each other's feelings is the most important thing.

The death of a beloved dog is heartbreaking. At this moment, taking photos is not disrespectful, but a ritual to commemorate precious emotions. Through images, we can relive their lovely appearance and continue the memory of love. If it can heal the pain, why not keep this eternal companionship? Think carefully and let the love continue.

Dying peacefully is not an escape, but a complete and dignified farewell to life. Through advance planning, clarifying last wishes, and seeking professional assistance, the burden on family members can be effectively reduced and the death process can be made more peaceful. Choosing palliative care respects personal choices and also maintains dignity and comfort in the last moments. Only by facing death squarely can we face the end of life calmly and put a perfect end to our life.