My condolences, Frau.

Well it's sure good to hear the 'aftermath' is coming along in a dignified manner. On the one hand, the fact that she kept everything might be a problem, but I'm sure you stumble upon lots of things that'll make you smile, or that are in some way dear to you.
Of course I don't know the backstory, but it seems to me that despite problems you might have had, her keeping all your stuff including vaccination papers, shows you meant a lot to her.
Once again, I wish you much strength, and cherish those good memories.

Had the same experience about eighteen months ago when I lost my father.

Even though my mum is still alive she was unable to help because of the onset of early dementia.

I hope it goes as smoothly with your family as it did between my younger brother and I.

Keep it surreal as you can.Estates are a long drawn out process. the only thing that went fast is I ended up with a with a little dog. everything else is still going. stay strong and good luck.

Very sorry to hear about your loss Frau.

Thanks for letting us know how you're doing. I don't envy you, but you are a strong woman.

So you don't plan to keep your printed GWX manual in triplicate any more? :hmmm:

Thanks for letting us know. This site really is the best.

Thoughts and prayers to you and your loved ones.

Losing a mother is tragic and it hurts, no matter how close you were.

Hang in there.