After losing my mom, one of the things that struck me was that after the service had ended, everyone went on with their lives and that's just about the time when I needed everyone most. You get a lot of offers of "call me if you need something", but many people (myself included) can't reach out to others in their grief. It was so comforting when folks came up to me later and gave me that hug I so desperately needed.
Even if you don't know what to say, sometimes just being there is enough to show you care. Don't wait for your friend to call you - be there for her.
If her mom was part of a Hospice program, there is a lot of support available for grieving family members after their loss. Perhaps talk to your friend on that topic and see if you can help her with some support groups.
Even if you don't know what to say, sometimes just being there is enough to show you care. Don't wait for your friend to call you - be there for her.
If her mom was part of a Hospice program, there is a lot of support available for grieving family members after their loss. Perhaps talk to your friend on that topic and see if you can help her with some support groups.