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Should I get her DD a birthday present

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Summersoul · 28/10/2017 09:20

Morning
So my best and closest friend of 26 years basically cut me out of her life about 6 months ago after phasing me out over the last year - no explanation from her ! I have sent her a few messages with not much success and she hadn't mentioned me or this incident to any of our mutual friends which I find very strange. It's her daughters birthday soon and DH thinks I should send her a gift! I should point out that she is godmother to my DD1 but has complete cut her out too!! What are your opinions on if I should acknowledge this birthday? I should also point out hey DD is 2

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EddChinasMangina · 28/10/2017 09:22

Bit obvious really, if she’s cut you out then her, and by extension her family, can do one.

Cricrichan · 28/10/2017 09:23

Her DD won't know whether you've sent a present or not, so whatever you do it's for the mother. If she's cut you and your family out then don't send anything and forget about her.

disappearingninepatch · 28/10/2017 09:23

I wouldn't. She has made it clear that, for her, the friendship is over. If her daughter is only 2, she won't miss getting a present from you.

Summersoul · 28/10/2017 10:37

Thanks so much guys x I was thinking that too x

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Dozer · 28/10/2017 10:38

That’s really sad. I wouldn’t send a gift.

Summersoul · 28/10/2017 11:32

It is really sad my DD1 is almost 11 and misses her very much! It's a shame she can't find it in herself to still have a relationship with my DD1 they saw each other every week until Feb this year 😩

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