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My Corpse, My Choice

Discussing options after death

Death is something we are often uncomfortable with discussing as it reminds us of our own mortality. The purpose of this blog is to educate you on what options you have for your body after stepping off this mortal coil.

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Cryonics: Freezing Corpses, Again?

Cryonics is not technically a method of body disposition or interment. Cryonics uses liquid nitrogen to cool a dead person to the point...

Embalming Enquiries

Prior to the invention of embalming, natural burials and home care of bodies were the norm. Embalming rose to popularity during the Civil...

Capsula Mundi: Biodegradable Burial Pods

Rather than cutting down trees to make coffins and caskets, cemeteries could be replaced by forests with the help of an burial invention...

Devoured by Fungi in a Mushroom Burial Suit

Although being eaten by mushrooms seems a little eccentric at first, Jae Rhim Lee has succeeded in arguing its validity as a method of...

Promession: Freeze-dried corpses?

Promession is another attempt to find the perfect eco-friendly alternative to traditional cremation. Similar to alkaline hydrolysis,...

Seriously, Space Burials?

A space burial isn't exactly what it sounds like, considering that no actual burying is involved. Rather, cremated remains are...

Alkaline Hydrolysis Answers

Alkaline hydrolysis, alternatively known as water cremation or aquamation, is a method of disposing remains through water, heat, and...

Common Cremation Queries

Cremation has been on a rise in popularity over the course of the past few decades, partially due to its inexpensive nature and its...

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