Mother's Day When You And Your Mother Don't Get Along

[Manolito]

Should I call? We don't get along at all in fact we've had to get lawyers involved in part of this...is an email enough? I don't want to deal with the strain.

[Arlo]

maybe an e-mail since you don't have time to send a card(unless you want to send it late) that says something like no matter what we go through i love you(only if you mean it)

[Idris]

feisty_sugar said: 1 maybe an e-mail since you don't have time to send a card(unless you want to send it late) that says something like no matter what we go through i love you(only if you mean it) 94 months ago

[Albern]

my older sister had a falling out with my parents years ago.  after a few years they stopped buying presents and exchanging phony phone calls.  my mom has actually told her that she doesn't want her to send her anything.  and honestly I think it's better this way.  it's not like any of the actions were appreciated...and as an innocent bystander, life is more peaceful this way

[Chasiel]

send her an e-card send her an e-card. But honestly, Lawers? Have you tried having a pastor sit down with both of you at once and have some good old family counseling from a biblical perspective? I find that in any argument between two people, it is often the case that neither person is 100 percent right, and that lawers just muck things up. Call if you can, but deffinitly send an e-card. I pray God helps you reconcile your differences. But you both have to do your parts.   Video Samwise 94 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Brookson]

I wouldn't call Normally I'm the type of person to suggest taking the high road in all situations. But if your feud has elevated to the point of litigation and/or legal council, the you shouldn't open the door right now - not for a greeting card holiday like this(not to say I don't love this greeting card holiday!).   If you call your mom, you're opening yourself up to more degradation and attacks. What else will she say? Would she really just smile and say "thank you"? I doubt it.   Instead, if you wish to acknowledge the holiday, then a kind email greeting card will do the trick.(Alternately, I think a paper greeting card in the mail would've been the supreme route here, but in a time pinch, email will be almost as good.)   This way you can send her a pleasant Mother's Day message without giving her a stump to stand and cause more grief. And she may absorb the kind thoughts better if she doesn't have to "react" to them right away. Everybody wins.   Happy Mother's Day to you! PenguinSage 94 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Deependu]

123greetings.com is a good site that doesn't cost per card. They have a great selection as well.

[Herbert]

I would send her a e-card 123greetings.com is a good site that doesn't cost per card. They have a great selection as well. Sources: personal opinion ragrug_lady 94 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Farrel]

Should I call? We don't get along at all in fact we've had to get lawyers involved in part of this...is an email enough? I don't want to deal with the strain.

[Dosne]

send her an e-card. But honestly, Lawers? Have you tried having a pastor sit down with both of you at once and have some good old family counseling from a biblical perspective? I find that in any argument between two people, it is often the case that neither person is 100 percent right, and that lawers just muck things up. Call if you can, but deffinitly send an e-card. I pray God helps you reconcile your differences. But you both have to do your parts.