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What the feck do you buy a family member for Christmas when you've just found out the illness they have is terminal and they only have about 6 months. |
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@3mel | 9 December 16 |
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shiit, a book on spirituality ? that can be taken as insensitive I guess. maybe get a star named after them ? your time is gonna be the best gift.
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@birdy | 9 December 16 |
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I'd say don't be acknowledging that fact on Christmas Day by reminding them. Just buy what you were going to.
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@shadow27 | 9 December 16 |
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The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying
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@birdy | 9 December 16 |
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I'd be pissed off if I got a bunch of you're gonna die soon presents.
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@ogdenz | 9 December 16 |
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A sky diving or,F1 driving experience gift? Something adrenaline based. Something they would like to experience.
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@wickedwitch | 9 December 16 |
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Have a holiday
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@ogdenz | 9 December 16 |
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Definitely not a watch though.
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@tembo1940 | 9 December 16 |
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Be the present,make yourself available. Find time to just be there for them. Talk about happy things. When they want to talk about death listen.
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@birdy | 9 December 16 |
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@ ogdenz - 9.12.16 - 03:48pm A sky diving or,F1 driving experience gift? Something adrenaline based. Something they would like to experience. Good idea |
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@birdy | 9 December 16 |
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@ wickedwitch - 9.12.16 - 03:48pm Have a holiday This is good too |
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