You should repeat a lot of what you have said above

Posted By: Saying things on 2009-01-27
In Reply to: what do you say to someone who is dying - MT mom

what memories of this person you have and tell her the same. I know with my stepmom while she was in pretty good health but getting up in age I told her how much she had meant to me (and my brother) and I know she was pleased to hear that. Tell this person the same. Sit with her for awhile and repeat the reasons why you care about her. It will mean everything to her.

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what do you say to someone who is dying - MT mom
- can you print out this post and give it to her? it is so sweet, - and the fact you shared your feeli - Deb - nm
- Sometimes, though, it helps the person dying to know sm - jjj
- what to say - boo
- My grandmother is dying also - daiseymae
- You should repeat a lot of what you have said above - Saying things
  - It looks like you and I posted at the same time. nm - daiseymae
- Aww, I'm sorry you're going through this. - ginger

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