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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Instead of judging those family members, why don't you show some empathy for the likely many years they had to make sacrifices to be there for aging parents often at the expense of their own children, spouses and selves while you the outside relative or friend, probably visited a few times if that. You have too much time on your hands if you obsess about this. If someone wants their ashes in a local park 5 minutes away that's one thing, but [b]leaving a list of time-consuming requests says a lot about what the person must have been like alive[/b]. It's usually the kind and empathetic people who actually think about how burned out their kids will be when the end comes and are appreciative to the end.[/quote] Lol, so, so true [/quote]
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