The Irish Wake in Part 3 is where you will discover the old rites & rituals that have been passed down through generations. Discover the role of the women in the family to midwife the dying and care for the body after death. When you read about death from My Father's Wake, you will begin to inoculate yourself as a way of being more comfortable around death as the author suggests.
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