Contextualising collections: Post-death practices

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Post-death practices

I always lived with a feeling of guilt that I had not dressed my mother along with neighbours and let professionals, read as strangers, dress her up. Until my loved one explained that it's about professionalism and so many professional tasks like embalming and don't doctors deal with the body... Sign in to see full entry.

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I've had a range of collections and I have been thinking that rather than aimlessly have collections, maybe I can make a collection thematically, and contextualise the collection

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