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If you skip a funeral/visitation, will there be regrets?

 
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Reapearingv after a very cool Time is a view but ohmf i can leave for a long Time ... Without now what is ? Nmhmm lhl singulair sucks ? have it now " ? K... As smartass says at most at points
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12/05/2014 01:03 PM
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Re: If you skip a funeral/visitation, will there be regrets?
Yeshua, Son of God, once said:
"Let the dead bury the dead".
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12/05/2014 01:04 PM
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Re: If you skip a funeral/visitation, will there be regrets?
A friend/associate passed away, quite unexpectedly, in his sleep on Tuesday. The wake/visitation is today. I'm having a hard time, I don't want to see him laying there lifeless. He was the most beautiful soul; always smiling, happy, spring in his step, encouraged everyone he encountered, always putting other's needs before his own. I want my last memory of him to be our cheerful conversation the day before he passed away, not his lifeless body laying in a coffin. I can't bear the thought of seeing his beautiful family, heartbroken and grieving, especially their youngest... only 19 years old. Oh my, my heart breaks for them.

I think I already know, that as much as I don't want to, I will attend... and my heart will break along with theirs.

Guess I'm just voicing an internal struggle this morning. Sometimes writing it out, helps to sort it out. Thanks for listening. Any of my GLP friends experienced something similar? If you didn't go, did you regret it?

Rest in peace, dear friend. I'm so thankful to have known you and had the pleasure of being your friend.

tissue
 Quoting: Southern Lighthouse


It isn't about us, it is the measure of regard you have for the deceased or their family and friends. It is part of life and life brings us discomfort, but that is part of growing up.
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12/05/2014 01:07 PM
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Yeshua, Son of God, once said:
"Let the dead bury the dead".
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No prob. I liked tiger very much ,• hey as disaster and Mandy is still near . Both pooed in the hall during my hard Time and he just ran away as more poo showing You didnt!
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12/05/2014 01:08 PM
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Finded better as unhealth with family 😂
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12/05/2014 01:09 PM
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So happy one less
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12/05/2014 01:11 PM
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I have skipped funerals/visitations, and I do not regret it. In my opinion, funerals are for the living, either for closure or commiseration with others. If you want to share memories or just be around others who loved the deceased then you should go, but don't go if you're main worry is upsetting the family by not going. They won't notice, at least they shouldn't.

I choose to mourn in private. I figure that the recently passed will know either way.

I'm very sorry for your loss.
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12/05/2014 01:28 PM
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I recently skipped on a funeral/ get together for an old highschool buddy that was a part of my circle that died of an overdose ... I decided it was much more meaningful to have a chilled out candlelight vigil ... rather than go hang out , probably get wasted with the same peers with a similar underculture that ultimately led to the guys untimely death.

It made sense to me ... I wasn't asked to go to the funeral ... I don't think anyone in the larger group went ... but I was asked to go to the meetup.

This broken drug culture has gotta go ... throughout history drugs and more specifically entheogens were used as a an enlightening utility , a spiritual tool and a quantum connector to the deeper source of bliss and nature.

So ... to answer the thread title ... no , I don't regret it ... everyone has their own ways , feeling and dealings with and about things and I feel an honoraray night of reflecting was much more suitable for me and meaningful overall. Chances are I would have pissed a lot of people off with my rantings about the broken western culture and drug cultures, if I would have went.
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12/05/2014 01:56 PM
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It meant so much,to me to see all my friends and family at my son's wake. I will always remember all of them.
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12/05/2014 02:04 PM
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Everyone person is different.

The pain they can handle is different for each.

You can still be there in support for the family - without being at the visitation and funeral.

I've attended many, and as of late had to step back from some, because the pain might take away from the service.
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12/05/2014 02:09 PM
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Re: If you skip a funeral/visitation, will there be regrets?
Yes, you will. Be there for the family and offer comfort. Go and pay your final respects. Your time will come one day, and you will reap tomorrow what you sowed today.
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Yea because being stone dead....you will totally care...



Your decision OP. Ive sworn them off , personally. No point. Want to remember people alive not a hollow shell.
 Quoting: Vroude


To each his own, but I think in some ways, this is selfish. I understand WHY people don't want to, or like to, attend funerals. Who does?

Think about going to the funeral as a way to support those who may be in even greater pain than you are. Think about the person who died. What would he do in your position?

I do think you will regret not going.

In going to the funeral, you may find that in many ways, you'll receive the support you need.

I'm sorry for your loss, OP. hf
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12/05/2014 02:10 PM
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It'll pass with time, either way.
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I do not go to visitations or funerals...its a dead body for petes sake!.Do I care if others get offended by that? uh..no.
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