The article discusses the concept of a FUN-eral, a pre-death celebration where the dying person can be present to hear how loved and appreciated they are. This empowering ceremony, coined by Shatzi Weisberger, offers a chance for family and friends to express their feelings openly. Shatzi meticulously planned her own FUN-eral, which reflected her personality while allowing her to confront death with positivity. Such events help soothe attendees and can be organized economically, promoting a joyful embrace of life and transition.
A FUN-eral allows the dying to hear how they are loved and admired, turning a solemn occasion into a celebration of life, fostering connection.
The living wake empowers the dying by giving them control over their farewell, transforming the experience from fear to joy, as it embraces life.
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