UTProf
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Prof, thinking of you in your hard times. This is meant to sound reassuring, but no matter which way I type it it comes out as crass, so here goes: you are not the first person this had happened to. Breathe deep, take care of your emotional needs first. Then later worry about the finances. There should be all kinds of resources in the community to look to for this exact scenario. You might try calling a local Legal Aid office for assistance or at least a springboard to find help. It's out there.
Take care of you and your SO first.
Thx bluegrasser (those I missed too). Part of me knows I'm very likely blowing things out of proportion but I can't help it, ya know? It's the short term thing not the long term. I mean it's still something to really work out and it's gonna be hard and we're gonna need a lot of support temporarily. BUT it won't last either.
I guess I've just had my world completely rocked. So damn unexpected happened to someone who everybody (no exaggeration) loved. And we don't even know the cause of death was. And I feel so damn helpless too.
FWIW, I'm back on the emotional rollercoaster again. This death is really, really, hard for some reason. And like I said (despite being back in the deep mourning phase), the finance thing provides a bit of a distraction from that. I still need to seek out help for it all tho.
BTW, thank you Vol Nation RF from the bottom of my heart. I've read every word and am eternally grateful.