As a treat to myself for my birthday I had a Forever Bracelet fitted. For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, it’s a bracelet where there’s a very small tube like part that you can put hair & or ashes of your loved one.
Well my friend came round to wish me happy birthday & I told her. She was appalled, why on earth would you keep a lock of your dead daughter & sisters hair. What was I meant to do bin it 😡. Is it strange am I strange.
Love my bracelet & what it means, so I don’t care 😤
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You are not strange,if you love your bracelet that's what matters.I'm sure it is a comfort to you.Its quite thoughtless of your friend to say that.I sometimes wish I'd kept some ashes to place somewhere special or close by.
I had a really busy & lovely birthday thank you. Best I’ve had for years & part of that was that I felt my daughter & my sister were included. My friend didn’t ask me about my daughters ashes, thank goodness. They’re here waiting for me to be mingled with her & scattered in the sea. I’m not sure she would’ve coped with that. Too much info me thinks 😂
Thanks for your birthday wishes. I truly had a great birthday. No she hasn’t tainted it but I did wonder if I was “normal” & perhaps I should lie in future.
hi it`s nothing to do with your friend maybe she`s not lost anyone close to understand.I`ve got my sons hair and hand prints in an envelope that was given to me by the hospital and if I was a jewellery type of guy I`d probably do the same as you.
No she hasn’t. But her daughter & mine were best friends so I sort of thought she’d get it. Got that wrong didn’t I 🙄It’s so sad isn’t it. I only built up the courage to look in “the bag” last year only to put it away again. Jewellery mobile etc….
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