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Whyme · 46-50, M
If it was there only child I think ild just let it be
SazyGirl · 56-60, F
@Whyme
I lost my daughter when she was 14.
I work in a very busy public place I received a happy Mother’s Day from at least 50 people today. It made me feel good to know others extended that to me. I still grieve and always will but to give and receive that sentiment let’s myself and others know you care.
I lost my daughter when she was 14.
I work in a very busy public place I received a happy Mother’s Day from at least 50 people today. It made me feel good to know others extended that to me. I still grieve and always will but to give and receive that sentiment let’s myself and others know you care.
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Pfuzylogic · M
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blindbob · 41-45
Don't say anything. I suppose you could send them a small gift and tell them you're thinking about them, but for the love of all that's good, don't start trying to upstage their loss with a longwinded social media tribute.
SW-User
Recognize her by wishing her a Happy Mother's Day she is a mother and deserves happiness
CestManan · 46-50, F
@SW-User A greeting with good intention but it may not go over as well as one hopes
AngelKrish · 26-30, M
Many mothers lost their children's in this Pandemic,and many children's lost their mother's🥺
bijouxbroussard · F
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curiosi · 61-69, F
Say NOTHING, it is easier to get through the day as if it was an ordinary day.
Allelse · 36-40, M
Depends on the couple. If it was me, you just wouldn't even mention it.
msros · F
Better not to say anything.
Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
I wouldn't say anything.
