08/12/2026
Today was such a great day with a wonderful team π€Looking forward to the rest of the week!
Tried out my new scrubs purchased from π―πππ π―πππ πΏππππππβ’ (felt like I was wearing comfy jammies π)
08/12/2026
π¨ ITβS FREE TIP TUESDAY π¨
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Not all grief is shared equally. When families carry fractured histories, unresolved conflict, or long-standing estrangements, the moments surrounding end of life and death can intensify emotional strain. In these situations, end-of-life and death care professionals are often called upon to hold tension, protect the dignity of everyone involved, and reduce the potential for further harm while remaining grounded, compassionate, and firmly neutral, without taking sides or attempting to repair what is not theirs to fix.
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08/10/2026
This week I am training and working alongside my favorite Miami folks! I have brought them education and CE for years, with this being my third annual visit. I am grateful for the opportunity to share knowledge and time with such a great bunch.
(I have suggested an emotional support capybara and a welcome by Pitbull, but these things are still in the works π)
08/08/2026
When we are born, we are blessed with a specific number of sunsets. When we make them count, it means so much.
π Puscifer
08/04/2026
Iβm bringing education to the sunshine state! Please join me Friday, August 14th for a 3 CE hour event, hosted by my friends at NSG and Memorial Plan Funeral Home in Hialeah, Florida.
Cost: $100 (Students = FREE)
Register at: https://mulling-mortician.mykajabi.com/offers/DXLCDnuJ/checkout
Miami Dade College Independent Funeral Directors of Florida Florida Cemetery Cremation and Funeral Association
08/04/2026
π¨ ITβS FREE TIP TUESDAY π¨
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Moments surrounding death often magnify unresolved family and community dynamics. Professionals who recognize and skillfully respond to relational strain can help reduce harm, maintain dignity, and support safer emotional spaces for everyone involved.
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