Yep, raking the kids out of the first full week of school. For 10 days. Really poor choice in my opinion regardless of what class the kids are in.
Iāve never commented here but pop into the thread now and again, youāre all spot on. I started following her right before Daniel passed during the first lockdown so I had a lot of time to keep up with her stories. I pop in now and again and I genuinely canāt believe she is still going on the way she is. I feel awful saying it but the girl either needs counseling or give up using grief as the sole theme of her content. Itās not normal, I say this as I read the posters above commenting about the poor daughter. I have a best friend like this and weāre kid 30s, sheās still single working a high stress job and flat out taking care of her Mam. How does no one step in? Every post is about grief or Daniel, itās no way to live for her or the girls.
I donāt want to believe she holds onto the grief as a sales angle but I do feel she found a lot of support from her following and she canāt let go of that, canāt let go of the constant daily flow of support in the form of DMs from strangers, freebies because people are so so kind to her, her friends helping her out around the house because sheās so adored and unableā¦
What message does this give single or god forbid, widowed mothers following her? I see itās important for her to keep Daniels memory alive but this is the only way she seems to know how. Itās run itās course and if she keeps it going she will continue to get more of these comments.
Taking the kids out of school for holidays is bad form, especially as you all mentioned no bother on her affording it during peak season. Iād say the friends had to go now so she followed. She really canāt do anything on her own, a good therapist could really help her.
The middle daughter is such a little dote though! Her excitement on the plane today was lovely