The Church is often what we use to for family and friend to get together on important stages in our lives:
- Christenings
- Marriage
- Deaths
Facebook is Taking Over!
Now Facebook is taking over (at least digitally). We are still using The Church for such important events in our lives (and death) but Facebook is now so vast and widely used that such events also take place digitally.
Facebook is certainly a place for light-hearted messages, thanks, updates but now even announcements of a death in the family are often an important message board to inform family and friends.
In a recent study by Co-Op funeral care a third of adults who want their loved ones to post online when the die have already let someone know that tho sis their wish.
We Deal in Grief in Different Ways
Everyone is different. Some will shudder at the thought of advising loved ones or friends of a loss. They would want to meet the family in person, make that call rather than announce it on social media platforms.
However others are use to posting anything and everything which includes announcing the death of a loved one.
Announcements of death on social medial ever growing. Anyone who has lost a loved on in the past 3 years due to an unlawful killing should consider seeking legal advice to help them make a fatal accident claim for compensation and getting to the truth of what happened.
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