Have you ever wondered what has happened inside your home before you lived in it? Ever wonder if someone died in your home?
Now there is a website (of course) where you can seek that information. www.DiedInHouse.com reportedly will give you that information. One search will cost you $11.99; costs increase with each request.
If someone has taken their last breath in the home where you now live, what, if any would you fear? As for me, I am more worried about any unwanted living guests. Seems the Halloween season is a good time to promote this interesting “service” (see story).
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Writer Catherine Johnston of Olympia, Wash., addresses issues facing aging baby boomers and seniors as well as issues of serious illness, death and dying, grief and loss.
Ask a question: Catherine welcomes questions about aging issues and grief. Email her at endnotescolumn@gmail.com.
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