Welcome To My World - A Day In The Life Of An Embalmer
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2021
- Being an embalmer is not a common career choice but it's a job that has got to be done. Tune in as Sarah, who leads a team of female embalmers from Serenity Casket & Funerals, share more about what is done to help families through the journey of losing a loved one.
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Thank you, I look forward to your help Sarah
Nice video. I think it's nice that the children can be with their parents at work as long as they don't see too much at their young ages. And her son seems like a real "people person". Maybe he will pursue a career helping others. Thank you for sharing.
Body ashes
I love her courage and strength for this kind of Job ♥️♥️♥️
one of the more respectable jobs on the surface of this planet, right next to giving birth, nursing, etc.
And, like prostitutes, they perform an essential social service that very few are willing to provide .. God bless them ..
I truly appreciate people who do a good job in this industry. They turn the lifeless body to be somehow presentable to the loved ones and this will be last time for the family to see him/her before funeral/cremation. I saw how bad was the embalmed worked toward my mom in law and how bad was the make up. Thank you for giving such a comfort for the families who were left behind. And I guess it is not a taboo to bring her children to be around. Death is real and part of life.
new sub from manhattan nyc. great channel sarah! the funeral business will never be dead lol.. keep up the awesome work!
Very interesting and informative.
I found it so intriguing, thanks for sharing. New subs here ❤️
This was interesting to watch
very good video tanks.
I am very interested in this profession. It's a very have one to into though as the courses aren't offered easily. You have to be already working in the industry before they even look at you. It's then even harder to even get started in the field.
thank God i have absolutely no interest in this field at all. It just seems too creepy and sad for me.
Good video thanks
I admire what you do as you're strong and you really look after the decease d
The upbeat music sure is an interesting contrast lol
I like your ang tiker your life seme your work ❤️❤️❤️
Very good information and cvourage
Well informed.
I would like to assist a coroner on a murder cadaver exam the heart take out organs and examine them. I find that would be interesting.
❤Ur so brave❤
❤️to watch like this videos..tq
Do your company accept someone who wants to learn. Embalming?
I like the job
I want to do this
Have you noticed any changes in the blood the last year or so?
Gives me an idea .. maybe toy embalming sets for kids of morticians?
I don't know how did I get here.
Every soul shall taste death
Take your kids to work day must be interesting.
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So, on holidays does she let the kids play in the embalming room? smh ...
I wouldn't let my children see yourself work
Long time funeral working
Its not healthy letting you're children play in funeral home respect you're work but not right for children to be there
Death is part of life. I don't see why it's unhealthy. They are not exposed to diseased bodies. Am sure mom won't bring kids into embalming room which will interfere in the ritual of embalming. To see the kids so comfortable in the palour is something eye opening for me. To see them running so happily into the palour and playing as if they are in the playground. We grew up thinking ooh this place has ghosts or even superstitiously cursed. Thinking that death is so nearby. I admire Sarah's and her team's jobs. Not many people me included are brave enough to do it. Thank you for teaching me that you guys are doing a wonderful service to the deseased and their grieving loved ones. I am so awed knowing you even worked thru your pregnancy. Bless you.
I know of this funeral director/embalmed died in his 50's. They could not figure what was wrong with him. He passed away. Some said, it was due to chemical fumes.
I think it is a brilliant young people are being raised around caskets/coffins and dead clients It takes away the fear of death away from them which I fully support. Remember a dead person cannot halm you it is only the living.