I learned last week that someone I work with suffered a loss. I feel so terrible about it and I am hearbroken for her. I feel a sense of guilt, too, because I found out that she was pg after my m/c and didn't congratulate her. I was sincerely happy for her and was planning on doing it but didn't feel like I was "ready" yet.
Anyway, there was a card and an envelope passed around at work that I contributed to, but I wanted to let her know that I had a recent loss as well and I am there for her. That wasn't something that I could say in that card since no one really knew about my pg or m/c. I bought a card on Thursday that I had intended to mail out to her this week and of course I never did. She will be back to work this week so I am wondering if I should mail the card- which would arrive after she comes back to work- or- should I put the card in her work mailbox?
On one hand- I really want to express my condolences to her but are cards too painful to look at? Would it be too upsetting to receive a card like that at work? (obviously she may choose not to open cards at work)
I feel dumb asking these questions but I feel so helpless in this situation. Thanks.
Re: question about condolence cards
just because there is the chance she would open it at work at be upset..i would def. send it to her in the mail...
so sorry for your loss..and for hers also..its hard to go through
I got a card at work after my m/c...I didn't read it at work because I knew what it was related to...
I thought it was a very nice gesture.
-m/c at 11w2d due to partial molar 2008 -m/c #2 2009
Beautiful daughter born February 2011
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