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Eve is amazed by the power that this fruit supposedly gives the snake. Curious to know which tree holds this fruit, Eve follows Satan until he brings her to the Tree of Knowledge. She recoils, telling him that God has forbidden them to eat from this tree, but Satan persists, arguing that God actually wants them to eat from the tree. Satan says that God forbids it only because he wants them to show their independence. Eve is now seriously tempted. The flattery has made her desire to know more. She reasons that God claimed that eating from this tree meant death, but the serpent ate (or so he claims) and not only does he still live, but can speak and think. God would have no reason to forbid the fruit unless it were powerful, Eve thinks, and seeing it right before her eyes makes all of the warnings seem exaggerated. It looks so perfect to Eve. She reaches for an apple, plucks it from the tree, and takes a bite. The Earth then feels wounded and nature sighs in woe, for with this act, humankind has fallen.

Bereavement can certainly be painful whenever it occurs, but many feel that the experience of losing a child is by far the worst 27,72 because it conflicts with our life-cycle expectations. Although once common, deaths of children between the ages of 1 and 14 now account for less than 5 percent of mortality in the United States. 51 In contrast with earlier years when couples sometimes had several children die, most families today lose none. It is now expected in this country that children will live to adulthood.

According to data collected by Kennell et al., 34 the presence of other children in a family does not diminish the mother's grief following perinatal death. Similarly, Wilson et al. 76 found that losing one of a set of twins involves as much grief as losing a single newborn. In fact, in some ways, such a loss may be even more difficult because usually less support is available. Others assume that parents are grateful that one baby survived and focus attention on the living child, although, as these researchers discovered, no matter how many children someone has, the loss of any one of them causes painful grief reactions.

Chosen by Empress Dowager Cixi,[1] Puyi became emperor at the age of 2 years and 10 months in December 1908 after the Guangxu Emperor, Puyi's half-uncle, died childless on 14 November. Titled the Xuantong Emperor (Wade-Giles: Hsuan-t'ung Emperor), Puyi's introduction to the life of an emperor began when palace officials arrived at his family residence to take him. On the evening of 13 November, without any advance notice, a procession of eunuchs and guardsmen led by the palace chamberlain left the Forbidden City for the Northern Mansion to inform Prince Chun that they were taking away his two-year-old son Puyi to be the new emperor.[2] The toddler Puyi screamed and resisted as the officials ordered the eunuch attendants to pick him up.[3] Puyi's parents said nothing when they learned that they were losing their son.[4] As Puyi wept, screaming that he did not want to leave his parents, he was forced into a palanquin that took him back to the Forbidden City.[4] Puyi's wet nurse Wang Lianshou was the only person from the Northern Mansion allowed to go with him.[4] Upon arriving at the Forbidden City, Puyi was taken to see Cixi.[5] Puyi later wrote:

From 1963 onward, Puyi regularly gave press conferences praising life in the People's Republic of China, and foreign diplomats often sought him out, curious to meet the famous "Last Emperor" of China.[286] In an interview with Behr, Li Wenda told him that Puyi was a very clumsy man who "invariably forgot to close doors behind him, forgot to flush the toilet, forgot to turn the tap off after washing his hands, had a genius for creating an instant, disorderly mess around him".[287] Puyi had been so used to having his needs catered to that he never entirely learned how to function on his own.[287] He tried very hard to be modest and humble, always being the last person to board a bus, which meant that on one occasion he missed the ride, mistaking the bus conductor for a passenger. In restaurants he would tell waitresses, "You should not be serving me. I should be serving you."[287] During this period, Puyi was known for his kindness, and once after he accidentally knocked down an elderly lady with his bicycle, he visited her every day in the hospital to bring her flowers to make amends until she was released.[288]

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Sophie also has a Wanderling, a remnant from her falsely assumed death in Keeper of the Lost Cities. It has star-shaped golden leaves that cover the branches and dark brown seedpods. It is a plain, basic tree with a pale trunk and no flowers or other colors. It is also much smaller than Dex's. Sophie believed that it was because of her malfunctioning DNA. She also wears a charm bracelet with an elephant charm on it which was given to her by her adoptive parents, Grady and Edaline.

While staying at Alluveterre, Sophie was there for Keefe, helping him deal with the possibility of losing his mother. At the end of the book, Keefe gifted Sophie with a hand-painted beaded necklace he had originally made for his mother. Keefe joined the Neverseen after that.

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If your co-worker has lost someone and you are looking for an alternative to flowers, perhaps you could donate a day of leave. Most companies only offer a couple of days of bereavement time and, if their loss was not immediate family, they may receive no leave time at all.

Food is a common gift to send instead of flowers (or in addition to flowers). We suggest it, but with caution! This probably requires its own post. For now I will just say be thoughtful about how, when, and what you bring if you decide on food.

If you decide flowers are the right thing for you to send, you can make this more thoughtful than a standard arrangement. First, think about the person who died. Is there a plant, flower, or color that reminds you of that person for any reason? If so, that may be a nice choice. If not, decide if you want to send flowers or a plant. The plant is something the family can keep, though not all families will want or appreciate that.

Also, consider whether there is a flower you have found particularly comforting. When we lost my dad someone sent an arrangement of white irises. It was so beautiful and, for whatever reason, I found it so comforting. Though I rarely send flowers after a death, when I do I always send white irises.

These are just a few things you can send to a funeral instead of flowers. If you are looking for ways to support someone after a death, check out our post How to Support a Grieving Family Member or Friend.

When my 99 year old mother-in-law died, we took the flowers to people that were special to her.. The neighbor that cut her grass, her friend that she walked with, her caregiver at the assisted living home she was in, etc. Part of what made it special was we thanked them for being so faithful and how much Grandma and us appreciated all their help thru the years.

I just lost my mother a few weeks ago and I had family and friends that wanted to send flowers, so I requested them to be silk arrangements , this way i could leave a new arrangement at the gravesite every month for my mother to enjoy. This also really helps our family with the cost of not having to go every few months and buying them.

It was born from the fact that we had enough lasagna to feed 50 people and houseplants/flowers coming out of our ears, but had to go to the story every day in the first week after her death for household essentials. It is always amazing when people are being thoughtful and expressing their sympathy, but we hope to remove the disconnect between traditional gifts (flowers, fruit baskets, Edible Arrangements) and what people actually need.

When I know that more than enough flowers will be sent, I send or give a card with sheets of stamps. After family and friends leave the task of thank you cards begin. Who feels like running to the post office and spending lots of money for stamps? I have been told personally that this was a thoughtful and appreciated gesture. When I know lots of little ones will be gathering for services and staying with family, I take over small assorted cereals, (children love the choices) milk, juice, coffee and donuts for breakfast.

After my Dad died suddenly 30 years ago, I still remember seeing all of the beautiful flowers when I walked into his memorial service. After all of the shock and sadness I had been through, seeing all of that beauty in that moment , and the way I felt when I saw all of the beautiful flowers has stayed with me all these years. 2b1af7f3a8