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In reply to the discussion: how would you feel if [View all]Smarmie Doofus
(14,498 posts)27. Was she always that way?
Sound like "no"... otherwise you wouldn't seem hurt and surprised.
Maybe she needs to see an MD? How old is she?
Or... maybe she's grieving herself and is afraid to talk about it.
Or doesn't know how to talk about death, bereavement, et al and is afraid of saying the wrong thing to you.
Could be a combination of any/all of the above. But I can totally see your reaction.
My condolences on your loss, btw.
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my thoughts? it would be a cold day in hell (and I don't mean MI), before I had any contact
niyad
May 2013
#13
I am glad you have good people around you, like nance and your daughter. please know that if
niyad
May 2013
#16
you cannot pick your relatives but you don't have to tolerate outrageous behavior
Skittles
May 2013
#35
It is a painful circumstance for you, but you're better off just detaching from that relationship.
MADem
May 2013
#49