At funerals, grief doesn’t just break hearts—it scrambles decision-making.
You’re juggling flowers, obituaries, relatives flying in late, someone arguing about the playlist, and a well-meaning cousin whispering, “Let’s just clean everything out so you can move on.
The good news: you don’t need to keep everything. You just need to protect the four categories that are most likely to become priceless later
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