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Overcoming the Fear and Accepting the Reality of Death

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November 30, 2011

 

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Since most people relate death to a dreadful act, it is something to be feared. This is not the case for someone dying at an old age. For this person, death could be something to be welcomed. Therefore, much consideration should be given to the circumstances involving death. The second point that Kubler-Ross makes is that the concept of death is something to be taken seriously...
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Children, especially, do not see death as a permanent occurrence and sometimes compare it to a simple absence of someone. Children should be more involved with the care of their dying elders to alleviate the fear and better understand the concept of death. Kubler-Ross also states the serious nature of death concerning adults...
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