I would like to echo a comment made by Jiri where he said people are being vulnerable and open talking about this.
The last few years of my life have not been easy with the passing of my mother, for whom I was her caregiver. Since I was the only family member still living in Canada I was tasked with being the Executor of her will. It was a job I didn't want and at the same time a task that greatly intimidated me. My brother stepped up and through conversations, emails and him coming back to Alberta on a number of occasions, he was my advisor who helped me guide me through the process of dealing with the banks and our lawyer. He was also a buffer as we had to deal with our estranged sister who we both felt might cause trouble with the will. She didn't cause trouble or contest the will and in the end agreed to the settlement.
Then there's my all my friends who reached out in support. And my great friend Calgary puck member bc-chris.
It's important to talk to someone when you're troubled. Get it off your chest and let them help when and where they can. If it's bad the reach out to a professional and let them help.
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