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Kids don't do this without a reason. Odds are the mother was an abusive c-rag and never had any idea there was a problem. -Someone who's been there. (Edit: assuming the children know their father has passed away.)
102, that's the choice you made for your own situation. Not everyone makes the same choice, believe it or not.
that's really sad. :( I wonder why they're doing it?
Something is missing. All the children wouldn't experience the same type of emotional response. Not saying it's not possible, just not probable. The OP is withholding important information from this FML. Possibly the kids are Extremely pissed at her but if they are sending their dad cards an not their mom then why aren't they calling to talk to him or worried that he is not calling to check on them? personally I think this is a bullish*t FML but if not the OP is holding something very important back from us.
82, you do realize that this was posted long before your earlier reply?
I'm not quite sure if they know or not.
Set up a Facebook page for your dead husband and set his status to "deceased". Then send them both a friend request. Maybe they'll accept and see his status and finally get the message.
great idea for those ignorant brats
That would be the easiest and quickest way of handling it. Mark the letters "Return to sender" or "No such person at this address".
My thoughts exactly
This is exactly what I thought!
The kids don't know their father is dead after 4 years? I feel like OP is leaving something out of the story. Like the fact that she was...*born, in the USA! She was...born, in the USA!*
By the sounds of it OP's husband may not be the father. The way the FML is worded it kind of seems like he could be their step-dad. Not entirely sure though, that's just how I read it.
Nevermind. Just re-read the FML and missed the "our children" in it the first time, I read it as "my children".
*67, fool! "This comment brought to you by Mr. T."
If they're capable of using Snail Mail services, darling, perhaps you should write them letters informing them of what has happened.
13 has a good point. send them letters if they don't answer the phone, or there is this thing called voicemail. it sucks that they won't answer your calls, but it doesn't sound like you're trying very hard either.
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Show it anywayWTF?? wrong... just wrong...
You are a real POS. No-one deserves someone to suggest they kill themselves. Except maybe creepy internet trolls like you.
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Wow. I'm so sorry
Set up a Facebook page for your dead husband and set his status to "deceased". Then send them both a friend request. Maybe they'll accept and see his status and finally get the message.