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- Apr 15, 2024
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Knowing what this does, the pain it causes, I know there's no way to avoid it. But, I also know the additional pain it causes to cbt and leave nothing at all.
I've written letters, leaving directions for life insurance, who to call for benefits, what to do with my remains, distributed small things here and there, leaving playlists for people, passwords, etc. I've considered explaining how to distribute my things, but I don't know if it's selfish to leave that up to those left behind to decide or if I'm being selfish by not wanting to sit down and deal with all of that. Anything that I think they may need, or that I know I would of wanted from my loved one who cbt'd, is what I've focused on.
I would like to know what you would leave behind, if anything?
I've written letters, leaving directions for life insurance, who to call for benefits, what to do with my remains, distributed small things here and there, leaving playlists for people, passwords, etc. I've considered explaining how to distribute my things, but I don't know if it's selfish to leave that up to those left behind to decide or if I'm being selfish by not wanting to sit down and deal with all of that. Anything that I think they may need, or that I know I would of wanted from my loved one who cbt'd, is what I've focused on.
I would like to know what you would leave behind, if anything?
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