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Can I continue to sign my deceased son's name to cards and gifts?
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∙ 9y ago
This is entirely up to you. It may have some sense of sentiment to some people. However others may be upset by it. If it helps you get closure then by all means do feel free. However if you feel it is not letting you move on from the past, and I know that is one of the most difficult things a human being can ever do, then you could try to avoid doing so to try and help come accept the loss, as terrible as that may sound.
If you have younger children, you could tell them that the gift is from their older brother from Heaven, which may be a nice memory for them to hold onto. But then again it could also upset them. It's a sensitive and very personal matter. Everybody deals with the loss of a child in their own way, at the end of the day you should do what you feel is the right way.
If you are struggling to come to terms, then a visit to a bereavement counsellor may help here. I understand that the majority of people would rather avoid this, but these days there is nothing wrong with seeing someone to help you, it is perfectly normal and acceptable.
I, Scott A. Butler, a British author who volunteers some time to Answers.com, wish you and your family all the best.
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