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      • Death ends the boundary of a life, but it does not end a relationship. Along with loss, our identity no longer exists in relation to a familiar being, but our continued bonds may keep them with us. Keeping deceased loved ones with us, in whatever way, resolves the painful discrepancy between current reality and past memories.
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