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ABSTRACT

It is tough, having to come to grips, seeing someone you worked with who was healthy at one point, and has gotten to the point where they are ready to pass on and have to deal with that. With the family members, discussing the funeral arrangements, and having to be there with that family member and seeing them cry, what they have to go through to make those arrangements-it is tough. It is not easy.