Question

People often postpone dying until they've done what?

What activities involving nature could help someone who is grieving?
What are some things a young person should know before visiting a dying friend or relative in the hospital?
What disease is a common type of dementia that causes problems with short-term memory and daily living?
What do grieving people need most?
What has research found out about contentment in elderly compared to young adults

Answer 1

People often postpone dying until they have done which of the following?

Step-by-step explanation:

said goodbye to each loved one in turn

Answer 2

The answer is below

Step-by-step explanation:

1. People often postpone dying until they've "said goodbye to their loved ones."

2. The activities involving nature that could help someone who is grieving is "Taking a walk in the woods."

3. Some things a young person should know before visiting a dying friend or relative in the hospital are:

* The dying relative may die at any time during or immediately after their visit

* Be ready for a change of plans at any moment

* Be ready to handle silence

* Have something to say about shared memories

* Come with treats

4. Alzheimer: this is a type of disease associated with loss of memory and it is a common cause of Dementia

5. Grieving people need love and support most.

6. Some of the things research found out about contentment in the elderly compared to young adults are:

* Older people derive happiness in small things

* They value meaningful relationships

* They easily volunteer