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Bereavement

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7. Thanks.

Fri Mar 18, 2022, 12:02 AM

Mar 2022

What is so funny is that this cousin is the last person I would have thought would do this.

I guess people change.

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Grief makes families do stupid stuff. [View all] TigressDem Mar 2022 OP

We will see. TigressDem Mar 2022 #5

Once upon a time, I objected to a certain person at a family funeral. Tetrachloride Mar 2022 #2

I can see that for SOME reasons. TigressDem Mar 2022 #6

in my case, i was one of the lead persons in charge of my mothers hospice Tetrachloride Mar 2022 #9

That makes sense. TigressDem Mar 2022 #10

I am currently assisting on another hospice situation and more Tetrachloride Mar 2022 #12

All I can say is.... madaboutharry Mar 2022 #3

Thanks. TigressDem Mar 2022 #7

Shit like this is why my mother did not have a funeral. localroger Mar 2022 #4

Yeah, my Dad didn't want a funeral either. TigressDem Mar 2022 #8

Calling it a night. Thanks all for your responses. TigressDem Mar 2022 #11

Tigress. I feel for your loss kozar Mar 2022 #13