killah_babe69 answered Monday May 16 2005, 10:08 pm: Tell her that you know its hard to cope with, but everyone will die one day or another, and tell her that if she ever needs anything, ull always be there for here. good luck :)
lilangelshan08 answered Monday May 16 2005, 5:31 pm: just tell her that if she needs something or someone to talk to then you'll be there, make sure that she's got your screen name and phone number (home or cell) just someone who'll be there for her [ lilangelshan08's advice column | Ask lilangelshan08 A Question ]
Gtownhelper321 answered Sunday May 15 2005, 6:45 pm: ok when a friends parent dies its hard on what to say but dont be like oh im sorry becouse there is notheing you can do.
the best thing to do is make a card and say they are in you heart that will mean alot to them but its better to say nothin intead of the wrong thing [ Gtownhelper321's advice column | Ask Gtownhelper321 A Question ]
danceonme answered Saturday May 14 2005, 6:24 pm: Try something like, "Hi, I heard about your mom and just wanted to say sorry. If there's anything me or my family can do to help you out, let me know." Be friendly.
Don't say something like, "GOD THATS SUCKS ABOUT YOUR MOM. I couldn't live without my mom."
That'd be mean... be nice.
berryhappii answered Saturday May 14 2005, 1:11 pm: just go up to her and hug her tell her everything will be ok if you have ever lost a loved one try and relate to her by knowing how she feels a lil bit :) hope it helps [ berryhappii's advice column | Ask berryhappii A Question ]
mrs_radcliffe answered Saturday May 14 2005, 11:30 am: Hey just be sensative and just say that your thoughts are with them. And that your thinking of them.
Daisy answered Saturday May 14 2005, 7:23 am: The same thing happened to me at the beginning of the year. It depends on how good friends you are to what you do. You can either go and talk to her or you can write her a card. Just say how really sorry you are to hear what's happened. You have no idea what she must be going through but you are there whenever she needs to take her mind off things or talk. Say you are free whenever to go to the movies or anything if she needs to get away from it all. Hope this helps a little [ Daisy's advice column | Ask Daisy A Question ]
blinkgurl813 answered Saturday May 14 2005, 12:19 am: Losing a family member is really hard, i just lost my grandpa yesterday. Just go up to her and be like, im sorry about your mom and give her a hug. Anything will help, trust me. It helps me when someone just smiles at me, it makes me feel like i will get through this and everythings going to be okay. [ blinkgurl813's advice column | Ask blinkgurl813 A Question ]
Whtmarie365 answered Friday May 13 2005, 11:14 pm: Just be really suportive ask her over hang out whenever be a really good friend and i mean if you arent really good friends write her a note tlk to her then sorta inch your way into asking her about it but dont be to noisy ! i really hope i help
fragileivory answered Friday May 13 2005, 11:05 pm: The most appropriate thing is a sincere "I'm sorry".
Also, here's a little advice I have. People always say "If you need to talk, let me know" or something like that when a family/friend dies.
I think it's a better gesture to tell the person you're there for them, and ask if they'd like to do something to get their mind off it. Make plans with the person. It's better than offering than to be there and not following through, and it's more comforting to the mourner. [ fragileivory's advice column | Ask fragileivory A Question ]
BeFABULOUSxo answered Friday May 13 2005, 10:57 pm: Go up to her, look her in the eyes, and say "(her name), Im so sorry about your mom, I know it must be so hard on you and your family. If you ever need to talk about it, you know Im here for you." xO ali [ BeFABULOUSxo's advice column | Ask BeFABULOUSxo A Question ]
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