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Old Apr 16th 2015 | 2:44 pm
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In the UK there was a very good booklet for what to do in the event of a death.

Is there such a thing in Canada - preferably including NB?

Obviously I can look but not hugely in the mood right now.
 
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Sorry to hear that you have had some sad news.

Can't help you but wanted to pass on my best wishes.
 
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Such booklets/information are usually not Province issued, but more so by the funeral industry. I'm sure facilities close-by to you will have whatever you need.
 
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Service Canada website has the list:

Following a death - Service Canada

Sorry for your sad news..
 
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Thanks people.


Not happened yet, but likely soon and just trying to make things less difficult.
 
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There should be a social worker available to you (either through the hospital, hospice or community care team) who will have all the information you need.
I work in an Emergency Department and we have a Bereavement Package available to our bereaved families.
Wishing you peace in the days ahead.
 
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Originally Posted by Nikki Ian
There should be a social worker available to you (either through the hospital, hospice or community care team) who will have all the information you need.
My wife was in hospital for a month last year and we met with a social worker two or three times.

I came away thinking 'chocolate teapot' and I'm someone that likes social workers normally.

Wishing you peace in the days ahead.
Thank you.
 

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