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Bereavement

GLSER

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Reply to whathehell (Reply #6)

Tue May 19, 2015, 01:32 PM

May 2015

If you are not going to contribute then don't ask any questions which only benefit yourself. Obviously having read your old post I thought you could share some wisdom but you are contributed zero.

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Has anyone noticed siblings growing more distant and/or cutting ties after their last parent dies? [View all] whathehell Dec 2012 OP

Yes, it happens. woodsprite Dec 2012 #1

Thanks for sharing your experiences. Woodsprite. whathehell Dec 2012 #2

My uncle and one of his brothers... 47of74 Dec 2012 #3

+1 McCIoud Dec 2012 #4

am going thought this now... GLSER May 2015 #5

I have a question.. whathehell May 2015 #6

by "she" i meant GLSER May 2015 #7

Comment GLSER May 2015 #10

Comment whathehell May 2015 #11

You don't own him apology. Rudeness is never welcome here. He was rude. n/t auntAgonist May 2015 #15

Thanks antagonist. whathehell May 2015 #16

Please be RESPECTFUL of the members here. auntAgonist May 2015 #14

It could be that some siblings stick around while parents, especially Mom, are living No Vested Interest May 2015 #8

I agree with you GLSER May 2015 #9

You've written a really thoughtful post. Thank you. whathehell May 2015 #12

Thanks for your kind words. Gender breakdown = No Vested Interest May 2015 #13