May your soul rest in peace, and your spirit rise in light and love.
14 Comments CherryPie on Sep 23rd 2026
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May your soul rest in peace, and your spirit rise in light and love.
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14 Comments CherryPie on Sep 23rd 2026
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Oh Cherie, I am so very sorry for your loss. Sending all my love at this very difficult time and wishing you peace and light in the weeks to come
Thank you xx
Is the flower your mum’s favourite? It would be a wonderful memory.
We all love roses but mum particularly loved Freesias
so bad i am late for this dear Cherie!
I am sorry for your mom left this world and joined better one !
may she rest in peace ! your prayers will follow her there my friend! mine as well as she was in my thoughts always!
love ,hugs and best wishes for you dear friend!❤️????????
Thank you so much dear Shabana. I hope she is a peace now after her health struggles of the past few years.
I am so sorry to hear about your mum. Sending condolences and thinking of you.
Thank you xx
Oh, Cherie! I’m so sorry to hear this! I’m so sorry I haven’t been in touch, it’s been a rough, busy year, culminating in the fact that I was in a bad car accident just a few days before you posted this – but the good news is, I’m on the mend.
I do hope her passing was peaceful and may she rest in peace.
You took excellent care of her, you know
Hugs and much love xoxoxo
Thank you xx
I too am sorry that I haven’t been in touch. I haven’t been with any of my online friends since Christmas. I kept meaning to write but never quite got around to it…
I am sorry to hear that you have been involved in a bad car accident. Sending you healing vibes for a speedy recovery.
Mr C and I did our best to look after mum but I am not sure we always got it right over the last couple of years.
Love and hugs to you and M xxx
Well, I AM sure you and Mr. C did the best you could, even if you are not – does that count?
It’s very normal to question yourself later, though, if you did everything right and had you done A, B, or C, would there have been a different outcome.
The truth is, we’re not powerful enough to control the outcome of multifactorial things for someone, especially with her in her 90s – it was just her time.
Plus I KNOW how much you worried over her and how much time you spent shuttling her here and there for appointments. I doubt anyone could’ve done a better job!
And the fact that you’re still questioning yourself only further proves your tremendous character.
Some people never even question their actions later or care about what happens to their parents, stick them in a skilled nursing facility and go on. But you and Mr. C. made sure she had constant personal care and supervision over any staff. Not everyone does that, these days, you know.
On meaning to write, etc. – same! I guess we both can be forgiven as it’s been a busy, difficult year for us both.
Just know that I’m thinking of you and Mr. C.
Much love and huggings xoxoxo
PS – Just saw your new post about coloring – that’s a good idea, I might try it too, while laid up, thank you!
Thank you
The minister of the Parish Church visited us today to talk about the funeral service. He understood that we had been slowly ‘losing mum’ as she got more confused. He was one of the few people who visited her so he witnessed how she had changed.
If you decide to try it, I hope you enjoy colouring
Sending you my deepest condolences. May your mum’s soul rest in peace, and her spirit rise in light and love.
Thank you