Mother's death last 6 months...
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I find dealing with the funeral and watching other people there crying & upset it the hardest part for me. When I worked as a home care nurse , I would stay with my patient till they died or went into a nursing home. Over 20 years , I must have attended over 100 funerals and got very use to death. I Tend to look at death as the person is in a better place. Dealing with your mother or father's death or brother or sister's death is usually harder. My dad's funeral was a shocker for me. I was in my 40's and my dad's best lifelong friend asked me if my dad's first wife and my half brother would be at the funeral. I knew absoluely nothing about that.
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I've never heard of such a thing. What kind of app?
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You might receive calls from all those telemarketers now in hell.
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My condolences if you have experienced such a loss.
As they say in the video, the guy who erected it has written two books, the second with an expert on grief. If you are having difficulty dealing with your loss, perhaps you can talk to your family about it, or find a counselor you can talk to
You may have better luck with the Wind Phone (kaze no denwa)
As they say in the video, the guy who erected it has written two books, the second with an expert on grief. If you are having difficulty dealing with your loss, perhaps you can talk to your family about it, or find a counselor you can talk to
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Yeah I was thinking about that too.
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I've actually been thinking about that concept a lot this past year, and would love to do something similar in the US, either as a simple standalone thing or with the option for people to record and upload their messages to loved ones, to share to a StoryCorps-like repository somewhere. It seems like we've all had some loss and trauma the past few years especially, and we are woefully ill equipped to deal with our losses.
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Hummmm? So we are not talking about talking to dead people? This other deal is a new concept for me.
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Wind phone - Wikipedia
I ve never heard of all of this, its an interesting concept, the pain of grief can be desperating, its a good way for the one struggling to somehow have his way and time to express it
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may her memory be a blessing
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Probably not like that but there is a long history of people claiming to be able to communicate with the dead.
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That's unlikely and impossible to prove so I don't believe that's a productive use of your time or thoughts.
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CDC in the US says only about 5 people had a bad reaction in a million shots given. Deaths seem to occur right after the shot was given. I've heard in some cases that heart damage occurred later after the shot was given. If they did an autopsy on your mother after her death , it should tell what caused her death. I have a feeling if you went to court and tried to sue the vaccine company , you would spend a lot of your own money and lose the case.
