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keetah992000 · 20-01-2008, 21:03

i would say from bitter experience that you only regret the things you havent done-

plus it may help you to get closure for yourself. I would say that you should make it about yourself rather than being there for your mum on her last day. It is obviously at the back of your mind nagging away. maybe it will go away when the funeral has been and gone - or maybe it will turn into thoughts of regret. it is a really personal choice that nobody can make for you but i hope all of these different points of view help you to come to a decision x best wishes to you

20-01-2008, 21:03	#30
keetah992000 I am Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 587 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: so my mum died this afternoon... i would say from bitter experience that you only regret the things you havent done- plus it may help you to get closure for yourself. I would say that you should make it about yourself rather than being there for your mum on her last day. It is obviously at the back of your mind nagging away. maybe it will go away when the funeral has been and gone - or maybe it will turn into thoughts of regret. it is a really personal choice that nobody can make for you but i hope all of these different points of view help you to come to a decision x best wishes to you