Surf these sites: A Time to Mourn - Growing through the Grief Process; by Verena Kast -- Review of the book. In what is often called her most important book, Verena Kast examines the role of mourning in the therapeutic process. Accord Grief Management Services -- Provides grief information and resources to professionals and the bereaved, since 1984. Ain''t No Way to Go -- A monthly cyberdigest of news and magazine articles about the curious ways people have died - some humorous, some horrific. Autoerotic Asphyxition Support Page -- Dedicated to family members and friends of those who have died by Autoerotic Asphyxiation - a support group for those grieving, as well as a forum to create public awareness. Borrowed Time -- A tastefully morbid page about death''s literary aspects: in poetry, song lyrics, and quotations. ColdMarble Photo -- A collection of photos of unusual, famous, or simply beautiful tombstones and memorials found in the cemeteries of Baltimore. Cremation Society of the Carolinas -- Basic, consumer-oriented facts about cremation and funerals to help plan for this difficult decision. Death Articles by Dr Jonn Mumford -- Death and Near Death Experience site. An Eastern view of death, NDE, and a book review. Death and Dementia -- The internet resource for death and related topics. Death and Dying -- An upbeat, up-front approach to dealing with death and loss. Frank advice such as a funeral planner and resources to legal questions is along with some feel good games and comedy links. Death in the Family - Online Report -- Short online summary of research carried out by Michael Anderson of Newcastle''s Centre for Family Studies (UK). Selected Bibliography and Useful Contacts. Death on the Internet -- A collection of web pages on the Internet which embrace death in an informative or entertaining manner. Death, Loss and Bereavement -- Articles on how we deal with death, suicide, how we communicate with others about our own illness. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, MD -- Interview with well known physician, author, and teacher in the area of Death and Dying. ForeverLand -- Providing support for the loss of loved ones and promoting cultural relativity. GENERATIONS -- The idea for this Canadian web site originated while I was using obituaries to find information for my family history. Grave Hunter -- A site dedicated to photos of stars'' grave sites and brief biographies. A must for any grave hunter. Is there Death after Life? -- Are people really dead after their life has come to an end - or is death a key which unlocks the door to some mystical afterlife? There is one (God) who knows the answer to all of these mysteries. Lamenting Sons: Fathers & Grief -- Thoughts and resources for bereaved parents and ideas about traumatic loss. Last Rites -- Dedicated to dealing with death in the contemporary U.S. From nontraditional funerals and memorial services and creative memorials, to final disposition, to the ways and places we die, to healing after the death of a loved one. Mort - Page of the Macabre -- Pics, sounds, information all death related. Some disturbing images. Mothers of Murdered Sons/Daughters -- A place where mothers of murdered children can meet and share the grief. National Museum of Funeral History -- A museum of 19th and 20th century funerary history in the United States. Online collections and membership info, and gift shop. Located in Texas. Obituary Page -- Birth/Death dates and brief description of Famous people who died recently. Project Remember -- A book about locating and visiting the gravesites of America''s notable and notorious by Arthur S. Koykka. Quiet Funeral -- An individual''s occasionally humerous commentary on funeral providers - mainly UK based. How to get what you want and save a fortune. Realm of Goodman Bones -- Death poetry, cemetery photography, death of celebrities and links. Realm of Me -- Words on life, daeth and other bits and pieces. Rotten dot com -- An archive of disturbing illustration. Stars in the Deepest Night -- Memoir in poetry form describing the emotional landscape of grief after the death of a child - for bereaved parents and family and friends who love them The Body Cannot Die -- The material thing in and of itself is not what constitutes life. Although we may in fact say, "my car died", we have no trouble understanding that the car itself was never really "alive" at all. Strange as the idea may seem, could it possibly be the same with our bodies? The Death Clock -- Plug in your birthday, sex, and attitude and get a display of the date of your death and how many seconds you''ve got left on this planet. Have a nice day! The Political Graveyard -- The Web Site That Tells Where the Dead Politicians are Buried. The World Unseen: Perspectives on the Afterlife -- This site is for the review of books, links, information and testimonies regarding Life after Death.
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