Cehrabehra
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ditto - I try very hard NOT to think about my mom on her d-anni and a friend with good wishes called me once to give her condolences and I was like ugh, I hadn''t thought about her all day so far and now there''s a big old bullseye around it!! Not everyone deals with this the same.... some take great comfort in making a big deal out of it and others think it is at the very least disrespectful not to acknowledge the passing.... but I find it too painful to dwell on. There are many other days in the year tht float by with no particular fanfare that I allow myself to feel as much pain asn I can handle. Thankfully I am a mother so mother''s day is about my children and I and I might say a "thanks mom" but that''s about it.Date: 6/11/2007 10:47:10 AM
Author: AmandaPanda
I know everyone deals with death differently, but I would be truly offended if someone gave me a sympathy card for my father for father''s day. Kind of like, so sorry your dad''s dead when we''re supposed to be celebrating him.Date: 6/11/2007 10:35:07 AM
Author: oshinbreez
Date: 6/10/2007 11:59:47 PM
Author: Tacori E-ring
So sorry for your loss. Maybe plant a tree or flowers (his favorite). I would get him a sympathy card for sure.
I hadn''t even thought about planting a tree or flowers. We have plenty of room. Do you really think I should get a sympathy card for Father''s day? Do they make them?
Talk to your husband. Find out if he wants to do anything. During the days when I''m supposed to be sad about my parents I want to do anything but think abou them. A card or a tree planting would just depress me. I would rather go out to a great dinner, have a strong martini and toast to their lives then remember their deaths.