>>As I understood it, the "ashes" you receive post-cremation are actually the ground remains of bones from all cremations that took place that day While that i

>>As I understood it, the "ashes" you receive post-cremation are actually the ground remains of bones from all cremations that took place that day While that is, unfortunately, pretty common for pet cremations it not supposed to be that way for humans. http://caringcremations.com/frequently-asked-questions-cremation-process#a4 http://caringcremations.com/frequently-asked-questions-crema...