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After the funeral for my darling mother in law. Very sad to lose her, but at least she no longer suffers. The support of the group has been wonderful in these trying times.

I did take a little machine and put together a couple of quilt blocks for my birthday swap, but didn't have much heart to do more. Now I can settle to the bridesmaids and other work. We have one more trip to plan for towards the end of July, to scatter the ashes, and I want to take a week or so up north during August if DH's work allows, but we shall see.

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Kate Dicey
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Oh Kate, I had not heard! I'm so sorry for your loss.

I lost my MIL 2+ years ago and we all still miss her so very much. I'm so sorry you have to go through all of it.

Prayers,

Angela

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Angrie.Woman

Welcome Back, sorry to hear about your loss, but I am glad she is not suffering anymore.

Michelle Giordano

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Doug&Michelle

Very sorry to hear the sad news, Kate.......... good thoughts are with you.

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Pat S. in Arkansas

I am so sorry, but as you said she is out of her suffering. Good thoughts are floating over the big pond to you, Alan, DS and the entire family. How did FIL hold up? Emily

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CypSew

Kate, I'm so sorry for your loss. Those of us who have/had loving mothers-in-law (and I count myself in that group) are the most fortunate people in the world. Please give Alan and James an extra hug from me.

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BEI Design

Very sorry for your family's loss Kate. Prayers are sent your way.

Claire in Montréal, France.

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Claire Owen

He did very well, but this is the second time Joe has been widowed: Alan's mum died when he was about 21. This time Joe is 86 and is finding it much harder to cope. He is a doer and a survivor, but none of us live closer than 250 miles away...

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Kate Dicey

Thank you. She was the best MIL I could have had.

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Kate Dicey

We all are, but it is still a sorrow to lose such a loving soul.

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Kate Dicey

Many thanks.

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Kate Dicey

She leaves a huge gaping hole for such a small woman! She was the best.

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Kate Dicey

Thank you.

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Kate Dicey

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uttered>After the funeral for my darling mother in law. Very sad to lose her, >but at least she no longer suffers. The support of the group has been >wonderful in these trying times.Best wishes to you all. As you say, she's not suffering any more. Eventually that will sink in for you, but I know it still hurts.

If you're passing here, give me a shout and I'll get the kettle on!

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She who would like to be obeye

Thanks, and will do!

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Kate Dicey

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Bobbie Sews Moore

Oh Kate,

Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I wish I could be there so you could rant at somebody, or een to help you get things cut out so there wasn't so much stress, but know that I'm with you in thought and spirit

Larisa

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CNYstitcher

Kate, I'mm so sorry to hear of you loss. I never had a MIL, she died before I met my husband. I did have a great FIL and know how sad it is to lose someone who was so wonderful. Love to you and your family. Juno

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Juno

I'm so sorry for your loss, Kate. I suppose all you can do now is try to rejoice that you had her for a while.

Say "hello" to the N.E. coast for me if you get that far.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.

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Olwynmary

So was mine. We were very lucky there, weren't we?

A
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Angrie.Woman

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