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In most cases the person you’ll talk to is a post-graduate in social work or psychology, and they’re supervised by licensed therapists or professionals.

I know you mean well, and it may truly be a relief the person's pain is over, but just don't say it right now. To the living, it's still someone they loved who is gone. Be sensitive about that.