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One common concern for many people considering cremation for a loved one is knowing that the ashes they’ll receive are their loved one’s, especially if they’re not present for the cremation.

There are many phrases and terms that are unique to the funeral industry, and if you’ve never needed to organise a funeral before, you might not be quite aware of what they all mean.

A basic cremation may be more befitting for someone who lived without pomp and grandeur. Spend your money on living, not dying.

Here is a guide of ten things you should know for when a loved one is close to dying in hospital.