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Should I go to the chapel of rest?

Chrissie80
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Please can you give me your thoughts on if I should go and see my beautiful mum at the chapel of rest? 

I really don't know what to do. 

She passed on Monday and all I can see is her struggling to breath. Will it help seeing her again? 

Thank you in advance x

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    Hi Chrissie

    I was very firm in my decision of not wanting to see dad after he passed, then I took man and my sister, they went in to see him and I felt sad that I wouldn't get another chance to say goodbye.  After they came out I decided to go see him on my own and I was glad I did.  He looked so much more peaceful than when he passed.

    Xx

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    Hi Chrissie

    I was very firm in my decision of not wanting to see dad after he passed, then I took man and my sister, they went in to see him and I felt sad that I wouldn't get another chance to say goodbye.  After they came out I decided to go see him on my own and I was glad I did.  He looked so much more peaceful than when he passed.

    Xx

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