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Flowers have had symbolic meanings for centuries. Here are the meanings of some of the flowers in the funeral arrangements for babies and children on this page:
From The Language of Flowers:
Choosing funeral flowers for a child or baby is one of the hardest tasks you will ever have to face. But we hope you will take solace in the beauty of nature's bountiful blooms and pride in your choice for the farewell of your precious bundle.
Whether your preference is for a pretty bouquet with a teddy for your little baby, or a white arrangement to symbolise purity, you will find some inspiring designs on our page. We have pink arrangements for girls or blue for boys. There are also wreaths of flowers in the shape of hearts to show your eternal love.
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Check out our lovely range of memorial jewelry for any lost loved one. Pendants, necklaces, rings or bracelets, we have them all in all kinds of styles. Choose for yourself or buy as a sympathy gift.
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Losing a child to cancer is devastating, and there is a critical need to develop effective supports.
A federally-funded study in the United States (US) evaluating different types of support for bereaved parents is currently seeking participants. Parents residing in the US may be eligible if they lost a child diagnosed with cancer at least 6 months ago and live in one of the following states: NY, NJ, PA, CT, FL, or TN (other eligible states are being added, please complete the survey to check with us).
To find out if you may be eligible, please click here, visit our website at bereavedparentsupportstudy.com, or email us at parentstudy@mskcc.org.