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How To Cope After A Death
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Mum died last Monday.
I feel a bit numb but functional, been to work today after a week off.
Inbetween times, trying to empty my mum's bungalow etc ready to hand keys back to the council. One of my sisters has been busy making all the funeral arrangements, sorting out finances, settling bills etc, ive been trying to sort out the practical stuff, furniture removal etc,
Other sister couldnt give a monkeys about anything except to cry a few crocodile tears at the site of her corpse...
And then the vultures arrive.
We want that, we want this...
Does my freekin head in.....
I hate human nature,
I feel a bit numb but functional, been to work today after a week off.
Inbetween times, trying to empty my mum's bungalow etc ready to hand keys back to the council. One of my sisters has been busy making all the funeral arrangements, sorting out finances, settling bills etc, ive been trying to sort out the practical stuff, furniture removal etc,
Other sister couldnt give a monkeys about anything except to cry a few crocodile tears at the site of her corpse...
And then the vultures arrive.
We want that, we want this...
Does my freekin head in.....
I hate human nature,
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry for your loss but Pleased that your mum is now at peace. When things are a bit calmer ask the "other sister" to make a list of what they are interested in and tell her you and your sister will discuss it. When my stepfather died his Will stipulated an equal division of all goods and chattels between five adult children and 11 grandchildren. Everything, no matter what, had to be valued and we each had to buy anything we wanted and all monies were divided between the five of us! Fortunately we were able to accept what each of us wanted