My Great Grandmother was 96, nearly, and embalming actually gave her back some hydration and less wrinkles….she looked younger…and as if she were sleeping. It was beautiful. I’m not sure younger folks wear as well when they pass young…but you are a magician, girly, and if I were going to have a showing, I would want you, sweet, to be THE one.❤
@@Areyoudyingtoknow Same here, can I put it on paper for Tracey to travel to Adelaide when my time passes. You are amazing. I agree that you are a skilled artist! ❤️❤️
Awww you are so kind. If I could spread myself everywhere I certainly would, it would be a privilege to be able to care for you, but please not for many many years to come 🤗🩷🩷
I always love watching your videos, guys. My mum died 22 years ago and I found the viewing pretty traumatic. She had cancer, but in the inflammatory kind and she didn't look much like my mum. Learning about the procedures and what can potentially go wrong and why I find both comforting and fascinating. Thank you both x
Oh Hollie so very sorry to hear this about your mum 😞 Hope you are ok and it's reassuring to hear that these videos help others make it all worthwhile. Sending love & hugs from us both 🩷🩷
Aloha T&T cool question about being emaciated, thanks for answering it well. My sister was emaciated due to her cancer when she passed. I miss her dearly everyday, I was her caregiver and when she passed I felt so lost 😢
Wow, very interesting, I knew in a way that morticians fixed you face always trying to achieve a peaceful expression, almost like if people were asleep, but I didn't know how many details are involved. Thank you for the question and marvelous explanation, beautiful ladies. Have a great weekend!
A difficult topic very well explained. Thank you ladies for the work you do to help families cope during a tough time and for the work you guys do to bring us these videos
First let me say that I love you guys and the wealth of information you share! I have noticed that you say goodbye, wipe the smile off your faces, and turn away from each other. Not a good look for the ending.
Hi, it's nothing bad, we are just focusing on getting the next video ready. So we always jump up quickly to reorganise and get the next question ready and re-set our cameras. Just us been busy pulling everything together 😊 take care ❤️❤️
Forgive me for saying but this all seems like a great deal of work for only a few minutes of viewing; I suppose I'd feel differently if I were a grieving relative. In any case, you have my great admiration for being so skilled and dedicated to helping others at an especially difficult time of their lives.
Thank you. It's all worth it, even if the viewing is 5 minutes to 5 days as long as the family gets the closure needed. Some families often don't want any work like this done and to be left alone and I understand that too. Take good care 💚💚
Summer says bye ladies I'm on the waiting list as robot was not working day I was in so back home again. Will this ever end ?? Loads of love from aberdeen scotland.xx❤❤
Hi Tracy and tris my husband went to ed and he died on the ambulance trolley in the bay he was going to have a CT scan and he was waiting his heart stopped for over 1 hour anyway he was in a comma for 4 days he had surgery they put a stint in his heart so question I would like to ask he is home now so if he dies again with a mortician remove the stint from his heart please stay safe tracy and Trish ❤
Hi Julie, your poor husband 😞. No we don't remove stents after death, no need to. This would involve surgery and we are not surgeons. Hope you husband is doing well 🙏🏻❤️🩹💚💚
have you ever had cases where you are disturbed/afraid of the deceased’s physical state? i want to become a mortician, but that is one thing i am worried about
Hi, no I have never been afraid at all, nothing to be afraid of. I have seen many many disturbing sites with extreme trauma cases and decomposed persons. You get exposure to lots of traumatic cases. Before I did this job I wasn't sure if I would cope with this side of the job but I found I could and had support around me if I struggled. So it is a difficult one for me to answer as you know yourself better than anyone if you can or can't do a job such as this. It is a very rewarding job and I wouldn't do anything else. 🩷
Heyagen. Hope all is well and you have a good weekend / week :) I know nothing, me (probably have that put on my gravestone, if I have one 😉 ) But joking, or silliness aside. Seeing Cal, and yes I've seen skulls before, but looking at him, his eye sockets are very close to the temples. Something you don't really notice when skin and muscle is attached. So, how do you stop 'crossover' when you do the eye area, and the temple area? Is it practice, or obvious? I think I may have answered my own question, but it took weeks to write this so I will leave it 🙃 >> Eye injection 'inside' the skull and Temple 'outside'?
Hey lovely ladies here's a quickie for you, if someone has a DNR tattoo on their chests (but no DNR paperwork) are they legally valid? Much love from the uk, (a fellow geordie-ish I grew up in Hartlepool I'm sure Tracy knows of Hartlepool and the monkey hanging legend lol) I now live in the beautiful lake district in Cumbria😃
Yes certainly know Hartlepool. I don't know the answer to that question ⁉️ I would think it needs to be done on a legal document with signatures on them. Take care in beautiful Cumbria, do miss the Lake District 🤗🩷🩷
@@Areyoudyingtoknow thank you for replying 🤗 yeah the lake district is beautiful (bit bloody cold at the min tho) but my heart will always be in Hartlepool I'd move back in a heartbeat if I could. My brother's ashes are there n when I pop off half of mine are going to be scattered there to be with him, even tho I was born in Cumbria (we moved over to Hartlepool when I was 3, then back to Cumbria when I was 11)to me, Hartlepool was n always will be home lol (plus there's no gigantic spiders🤣🤣)
Come to Australia 🦘 then you will see gigantic spiders as big as you whole hand stretched out 🕷️ 🥴🫣 Hartlepool is a lovely place as is Cumbria, you have the best of both worlds. It's always cold.... isn't 😜 take care 🥰❤️
I admire what you do, no shade. But I don’t understand why families want viewings and reconstructions. I want to remember my loved one as they were in life. Embalming is the norm here, but I think it’s so brutal. The chemicals, the instruments-just no. I definitely don’t want that for myself.
Hi, oh I totally understand and like I have said here before in Australia we hardly embalm anyone. When I do injection I think of it as Botox and fillers because it's the same result achieved I just don't over exaggerate the features 🤗🩷🩷
Hi it's not British. If you read all the comments from the hundreds of videos you will see this channel has helped so many people over the past 4 years. Thank you for your comments please take care and always be kind to yourself and one another 💚
The comment posted by “stevendaniel8126” is wrong and extremely unfair. Tracy and Trish answer questions truthfully and as kindly as possible. They never show anything questionable, upsetting or otherwise “clickbaitey” I have the utmost respect for Tracey and the work she does to make accepting a loved one’s passing easier.The skill and dedication she has is incredible to me I have nothing but respect and praise for both ladies.
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Love how much Tracy cares about her patients and their families
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My Great Grandmother was 96, nearly, and embalming actually gave her back some hydration and less wrinkles….she looked younger…and as if she were sleeping. It was beautiful. I’m not sure younger folks wear as well when they pass young…but you are a magician, girly, and if I were going to have a showing, I would want you, sweet, to be THE one.❤
Awww thank you so very much, so kind.
Sorry for the loss of your grandmother, sounds like she was well cared for 🤗 that's good to hear 🩷🩷
@@Areyoudyingtoknow
Same here, can I put it on paper for Tracey to travel to Adelaide when my time passes.
You are amazing. I agree that you are a skilled artist! ❤️❤️
Awww you are so kind. If I could spread myself everywhere I certainly would, it would be a privilege to be able to care for you, but please not for many many years to come 🤗🩷🩷
I always love watching your videos, guys. My mum died 22 years ago and I found the viewing pretty traumatic. She had cancer, but in the inflammatory kind and she didn't look much like my mum. Learning about the procedures and what can potentially go wrong and why I find both comforting and fascinating. Thank you both x
Oh Hollie so very sorry to hear this about your mum 😞
Hope you are ok and it's reassuring to hear that these videos help others make it all worthwhile. Sending love & hugs from us both 🩷🩷
Tracey, you are amazing. A real artist!
Thank you 🤗❤️❤️
Things i never thought I'd want to know, but I'm glad i do now! You're both so very interesting... and easy to listen to!! 💖🌷💖
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Aloha T&T cool question about being emaciated, thanks for answering it well. My sister was emaciated due to her cancer when she passed. I miss her dearly everyday, I was her caregiver and when she passed I felt so lost 😢
Aloha 🌺 So very sorry to hear 😔 sending you lots of love ❤️❤️
So was my poor mum. I think that was the worst part for us. God bless her. ❤
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I am sure that the work you do to make a loved one look presentable is so appreciated. Thank you for all that you do ❤❤❤
Thank you 🤗🩷❤️
You rock Tracy! I wish every body could have you to care for them!
Always so kind Michelle 💕
Hallo ladies.Happy Saturday❤Bless you for the Work you do and all the love and Respect🙏🌸🥀
Thank you 😊 have a wonderful weekend 🩷💚
You are so clever! You take so much care with everything.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🩷🩷
Lanolin isnt sheep "fat"... it is the oils from the skin amd wool. Super-duper moisturizing and has anti-microbial properties.
Thank you so much 😊💚💚
Wow, very interesting, I knew in a way that morticians fixed you face always trying to achieve a peaceful expression, almost like if people were asleep, but I didn't know how many details are involved. Thank you for the question and marvelous explanation, beautiful ladies. Have a great weekend!
Thank you so much for your kind words 💞
You have a wonderful weekend too 🩷🩷
A difficult topic very well explained. Thank you ladies for the work you do to help families cope during a tough time and for the work you guys do to bring us these videos
You are very welcome 🤗 💚💚
The way you describe it it’s like your mother taught you to put makeup up on, a little goes a long way. Very kind and comforting, thank you.
Awww thank you so much Patty 🤗 means a lot to me 🩷
Yikes! I am even more convinced I want nothing done to my body after I die! Love you two, always interesting.
Same
Thank you, I have many people request no preparation after death. Make sure you make this clear to family and friends 💖💖
@@Areyoudyingtoknow Thank you. I will.
Excellent topic and information. Much appreciated 😊
Thank you 🤗❤️❤️
I just love you two and thank you for all the help you give us
Thank you so much 🤗🩷🩷
Thank you for answering my question. That was really helpful.
Happy to help! 🤗🩷🩷
@@Areyoudyingtoknow ❤
Education and entertainment. Thank you for both those things. 👏
You are so welcome Colin 🤗💚
afternoon ladies yet another fascinating informative video again love them
Thank you so much Natalie, always so kind 🩷🩷
First let me say that I love you guys and the wealth of information you share! I have noticed that you say goodbye, wipe the smile off your faces, and turn away from each other. Not a good look for the ending.
Hi, it's nothing bad, we are just focusing on getting the next video ready. So we always jump up quickly to reorganise and get the next question ready and re-set our cameras. Just us been busy pulling everything together 😊 take care ❤️❤️
Forgive me for saying but this all seems like a great deal of work for only a few minutes of viewing; I suppose I'd feel differently if I were a grieving relative. In any case, you have my great admiration for being so skilled and dedicated to helping others at an especially difficult time of their lives.
Thank you. It's all worth it, even if the viewing is 5 minutes to 5 days as long as the family gets the closure needed. Some families often don't want any work like this done and to be left alone and I understand that too. Take good care 💚💚
It's for the peace and help to the family ❤
Come your time, and I hope it's a long time away, you may feel differently
ps glad you appreciate what is done to care for the dearly departed 😊❤
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Shit all the money it costs they better go above and beyond
Normal looking hair!! So refreshing
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Sending love from Phillip Island
Hello, sending love back to you in Phillip Island 🤗🩷
Summer says bye ladies I'm on the waiting list as robot was not working day I was in so back home again. Will this ever end ?? Loads of love from aberdeen scotland.xx❤❤
Oh no sorry to hear that 😔 that's a bugger... take good care all of you, hi Summer 🌞 🩷🩷
Can you tell me " does the belly button burn during cremation '?
Hi, yes it does. There are only a few bones left after a cremation. Thank you for the question take care 😊💚
your back with a new video its andrew aga
in how are you
We are well thank you Andrew 😊💚
Hi Tracy and tris my husband went to ed and he died on the ambulance trolley in the bay he was going to have a CT scan and he was waiting his heart stopped for over 1 hour anyway he was in a comma for 4 days he had surgery they put a stint in his heart so question I would like to ask he is home now so if he dies again with a mortician remove the stint from his heart please stay safe tracy and Trish ❤
Hi Julie, your poor husband 😞. No we don't remove stents after death, no need to. This would involve surgery and we are not surgeons.
Hope you husband is doing well 🙏🏻❤️🩹💚💚
Like what you've got there in front of your purple table.
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have you ever had cases where you are disturbed/afraid of the deceased’s physical state? i want to become a mortician, but that is one thing i am worried about
Hi, no I have never been afraid at all, nothing to be afraid of. I have seen many many disturbing sites with extreme trauma cases and decomposed persons. You get exposure to lots of traumatic cases. Before I did this job I wasn't sure if I would cope with this side of the job but I found I could and had support around me if I struggled. So it is a difficult one for me to answer as you know yourself better than anyone if you can or can't do a job such as this. It is a very rewarding job and I wouldn't do anything else. 🩷
Hello!!!
Hello 🤗🩷🩷
On the lighter side of death, is there a particular funny story that you can recall?
Heyagen. Hope all is well and you have a good weekend / week :) I know nothing, me (probably have that put on my gravestone, if I have one 😉 ) But joking, or silliness aside. Seeing Cal, and yes I've seen skulls before, but looking at him, his eye sockets are very close to the temples. Something you don't really notice when skin and muscle is attached. So, how do you stop 'crossover' when you do the eye area, and the temple area? Is it practice, or obvious? I think I may have answered my own question, but it took weeks to write this so I will leave it 🙃 >> Eye injection 'inside' the skull and Temple 'outside'?
You make us smile 😁 take care ❤️❤️
Hi beautiful
Hello 🤗🩷💚
Hey lovely ladies here's a quickie for you, if someone has a DNR tattoo on their chests (but no DNR paperwork) are they legally valid? Much love from the uk, (a fellow geordie-ish I grew up in Hartlepool I'm sure Tracy knows of Hartlepool and the monkey hanging legend lol) I now live in the beautiful lake district in Cumbria😃
Yes certainly know Hartlepool. I don't know the answer to that question ⁉️ I would think it needs to be done on a legal document with signatures on them.
Take care in beautiful Cumbria, do miss the Lake District 🤗🩷🩷
@@Areyoudyingtoknow thank you for replying 🤗 yeah the lake district is beautiful (bit bloody cold at the min tho) but my heart will always be in Hartlepool I'd move back in a heartbeat if I could. My brother's ashes are there n when I pop off half of mine are going to be scattered there to be with him, even tho I was born in Cumbria (we moved over to Hartlepool when I was 3, then back to Cumbria when I was 11)to me, Hartlepool was n always will be home lol (plus there's no gigantic spiders🤣🤣)
Come to Australia 🦘 then you will see gigantic spiders as big as you whole hand stretched out 🕷️ 🥴🫣
Hartlepool is a lovely place as is Cumbria, you have the best of both worlds. It's always cold.... isn't 😜 take care 🥰❤️
@@Areyoudyingtoknow nope no no n nope thanks🤣 I'm a HUGE arachnophob, can't even stand money spiders ugh lol
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I have seen morticians use plastic mouth fillers to help bring the mouth back to its natural shape. Have you seen that before?
Hi, yes I don't like to use them I find the mouth never sits probably with these, far too stiff and unnatural. Take care 🩷
Does a picture of the person help alot to guide you during the process of emboming process ?
It certainly does help 💚
I admire what you do, no shade. But I don’t understand why families want viewings and reconstructions. I want to remember my loved one as they were in life. Embalming is the norm here, but I think it’s so brutal. The chemicals, the instruments-just no. I definitely don’t want that for myself.
Hi, oh I totally understand and like I have said here before in Australia we hardly embalm anyone. When I do injection I think of it as Botox and fillers because it's the same result achieved I just don't over exaggerate the features 🤗🩷🩷
@@Areyoudyingtoknow I totally respect you for what you do because I certainly couldn’t. You have great compassion and care for your deceased clients.
Thank you 🤗❤️
Totally inappropriate British channel...... So disappointed in TH-cam.
Hi it's not British. If you read all the comments from the hundreds of videos you will see this channel has helped so many people over the past 4 years. Thank you for your comments please take care and always be kind to yourself and one another 💚
The comment posted by “stevendaniel8126” is wrong and extremely unfair. Tracy and Trish answer questions truthfully and as kindly as possible. They never show anything questionable, upsetting or otherwise “clickbaitey”
I have the utmost respect for Tracey and the work she does to make accepting a loved one’s passing easier.The skill and dedication she has is incredible to me I have nothing but respect and praise for both ladies.
Inappropriate? You’re on the wrong channel.
Thank you so much for your support 🤗❤️
Thank you 🤗❤️