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would you keep your deceased spouse items?
*FYI* I am hard of hearing, have cognitived learning disabilities, it affect my thinking and the way I learn and process informations, I am 32 years old Korean, married woman and a proud mom of our toddler. I am not a 12 years old like some people here think because of my grammars, so they assume I am a kid not adult*
anyway if your love one passed away would you keep your deceased spouse items if so how long? I just wondering how many people do that, one of my Uncle kept his deceased wife items for long time and we had to throw them away. I might keep my deceased husband items after he died but for while not forever not sure.?
my husband not dying anytime soon it just a thought I have that all, he my soul mate
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I believe everyone is different and it just depends on how you deal with the death of your loved one. I personally would just keep things that meant the most to us while she was alive to remember her life not her death.
- islandgirl06Lv 51 decade ago
I would except the memories you have with your spouse, keeping the items is the only way you can do so you can have part of him/ her.
- 8Lv 61 decade ago
Probably forever as I am a sentimental fool. But seriously, it's too sad for me to even contemplate.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I would absolutely keep my husbands items. Why not? It keeps his memory alive.
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- Bleach4613Lv 51 decade ago
I don't find it weird if you keep stuff of his for the rest of your life. Granted I don't know how much you'll really be able to live beyond that
- Anonymous5 years ago
Yes he is. If he's financially not able, then he needs to contact the medical providers & explain his financial situation. He is liable though.