Mortician

Mortician

Dr. Thanatos

Yep, GA

Female, 99

I graduated from funeral college, where I took classes like color theory, funeral service history, grief psychology, & microbiology, to name a few. I am a licensed funeral director and embalmer. I am also experienced in cremation practices.

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Last Answer on April 06, 2015

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My uncle passed away in Dominican Republic of a lung disease I’m not sure of the name. He was full of too much water and when he passed his skin started to turn darker and darker. At what point is it too late to embalm? Is it possible after 4 hours?

Asked by Sam over 8 years ago

 

What Is The Best Part Of Your Day ?

Asked by Jaylisa over 8 years ago

 

I am looking attend college to become a mortician in the very near future. I want to learn ALL aspects. I want to go to a funeral home and ask questions to make sure it's the correct path. Which questions do you think I should ask?

Asked by Chelsey over 10 years ago

 

My fiancee one side of his face was swollen and he was also gray in the face. Why is that

Asked by Amanda almost 9 years ago

 

Can a corpse be embalmed after some of the organs have been removed? It's research for a screenplay I'm writing.

Asked by Jeff over 6 years ago

 

three of us saw our friends head turn and take a breath today at her funeral she enbalmed and ready for creamation how can this be???

Asked by terry knorr over 10 years ago

 

My coworkers brother in law died last week from a bad batch of drugs (don't know what drug, didn't ask). When she found him his face was black. How long does a body have to be dead to turn black? And why does it do that?

Asked by Christina about 9 years ago