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My DH and I have both signed the necessary papers to donate any usable organs and then be cremated. We agree that the waste involved in a “traditional” burial is just that; plus neither one of us wants to place a financial burden on the one who is left behind.
I can’t swim a lick. Or float, for that matter. Being underwater terrifies me. At the same time, I’m a fish freak, too, and there’s something very, very appealing about this type of burial. The images are beautiful, BTW.
Eileen, nice to see you in these parts. : )
Sam, welcome back. I feel the same way you do. I have a fear of deep water. I can swim, but I won’t get in the deep end OR the ocean! However, I find fish are so soothing. I tend to plan my vacations around aquariums.