thread: How one special member dealt with the funeral of a family member.

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  1. #1

    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
    8,538

    Wow Michelle you have handled things amazingly under the circumstances, i'm sure in years to come your children will be ever so thankful for including them and explaining things.

    My mum lost a son (my brother) when i was 4, my brother and i found him but were not allowed to attend the funeral, we were told he is a star in the sky aswell but i guess were not included in the grieving process, as people have passed in our family my father constantly treated us as if we were those little kids and to be honest it upsets me quite a bit, when people were sick he sheltered us even when we did not want to be sheltered.
    i SHOULD have been allowed to say goodbye, he was and still is a very loved little boy to me.

    Thankyou for sharing the process with your children... your an amazing woman.

  2. #2

    Dec 2005
    not with crazy people
    8,023

    What a truely beautiful woman you are. I love that you are being so open, frank and positive with your children about everything that has happend.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    ★ nor here nor there ★
    4,134

    Thankyou so much for sharing Michelle . I think that was the most beautiful way to explain to your little one's about the passing of their much loved father, so eloquently put, and in ways they can understand.
    We have taken DD to funerals and feel that by being included whether they fully understand or not, is an important part of life.
    Take care xxoo

  4. #4
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
    5,310

    Thank you for sharing Michelle. I think that you will be helping many many people by putting this out there. Thank you xxx