"From what I understand, no one can access an FB account once it is memorialized, even if you have his password. It is completely frozen. I am so sorry. I am guessing you haven't had any luck with anyone at Facebook.
I do not…"
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On a Road Trip and Looking to Meet Other Widows Along the I-40 (AZ, NM, TX, OK, AK, TN)
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jake (OK) Mar 9. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I'm doing a big road trip with my toddler to think things through and visit friends. I'd especially like to meet up with others who are rebuilding their lives after loss. I've lived in LA the last…Continue
Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
Started this discussion. Last reply by eliana Jun 13. 18 Replies 0 Likes
I'm looking for first-hand validation that I'm not going to lose anything precious to me on Facebook if I go ahead and memorialize my husband's page. I'm asking because people seem to have problems…Continue
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judy replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"I can't tell you how upsetting this is. So I can't get any of his pictures or anything now?"
Mozzie replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"See, and I thought that making myself "widowed" automatically memorialized his page! So confusing. BTW, If you are thinking of making a book of his facebook wall, the company that I mentioned, Likebook, specifically cannot make…"
eliana replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"The link to memorialize an FB account can be found by searching for "memorialize" within FB Help. Just know that when you do memorialize his page you will not be able to change anything, even if you have the password. The…"
AKwidow2013 replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"I was wondering how to memorialize - I don't see a link for it. And I totally agree about the "widow" thing! I want to complain but have no idea how to do that. I want to be "widow of" too!!!! I hated changing my…"
eliana replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"I'm so sorry that happened to you. From what I remember, anyone can request that an account be memorialized -- it does not have to be a family member. I guess if FB finds out and confirms that a member is deceased, they…"
Mozzie commented on Supa Dupa Fresh's group Long-term illness
"Today was supposed to be my husband's 42 birthday. It wasn't because cancer took him almost exactly 9 months ago. Today is one of the few days that I was angry at him for not getting treatment sooner. Usually I tell…"
Mozzie replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"Thank you so much! I really appreciate knowing the details."
judy replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"Thank you - the thing is that I did not memorialize him. So have no clue how this could of happened. It is one thing if you choose to do this. I knew his password, could go and read his private messages and now can't. "
eliana replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"Not sure if you still need this information, but I just found this post. I chose to memorialize my husband's FB page about a month after he passed. I didn't have his password, and I wanted to protect whatever information he had…"
mommy569 replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"Glad I just stumbled on this topic. I am no where near ready to change my status to widowed and am glad I didn't. Not that there is much there because he had just joined facebook about 8 months prior but I still like to see his page and I still…"
kelleyinnewyork replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"THis idea of "memorializing" terrifies me too. So far, I have kept my husbands page active. I have his passwords so I sign in now and then to make it look active enough, and I post on his Wall a lot and talk to him there sometimes. His…"
Mozzie replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"I was never able to get a clear answer about this, even after writing to FB, which means that I haven't memorialized the page. Which means I'm still married on FB. Which is awkward because I'm dating. I may…"
Maria Louisa replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"This article may offer insights:
What happens to a Facebook profile when someone dies?
http://debsanswers.wordpress.com/2011/10/13/what-happens-to-a-facebook-profile-when-someone-dies/"
Maria Louisa replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"Oh my goodness - that is awful"
judy replied to Mozzie's discussion Facebook Memorializing- what exactly happens?
"I didn't request it to be memorialized and we are both still married on each other's page. Just don't understand who would do this. I have his passwords and I need to speak to an attorney and get a court order."
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- At 8:29am on December 29, 2012,
Marsha said… Hi Mozzie,
Sorry for the reason you are here but glad you found WV. Hope to see you in chat again soon. (((((Hugs)))))
- At 10:44am on November 2, 2012,
PrincessWidowGirl said… Sorry for your loss, Mozzie. I don't come onto this site very often, so I'm also sorry for the delayed response. I love Portland and the surrounding areas very much. I was born, raised, and spent most of my life in SoCal. I have lived here for 14 years. Both places are beautiful and unique in their own way. Right now, many of the trees here are aflame in Fall colors and the beauty is amazing and gorgeous. Portland reminds me in some ways of SoCal in that both the beach/coast and mountains are within driving distance. And NO, it does not rain every day. I know that I have grown to appreciate the sunshine more than I ever did in SoCal. I hope this helps!
PWG
- At 2:55pm on October 31, 2012,
katydid said… Sorry for your loss, Mozzie. No problem about asking question about living here. I have lived here all of my life and it is the most beautiful area that I have been in. My husband and I did a lot of traveling for a few years and we always thought this was prettier than anywhere else.
Ask anything you like about this area and I'll see what I can tell you.
Katydid
- At 11:05pm on September 20, 2012,
AlanRRT said… Hi Mozzie,
I am so sorry for your loss. I see that you're in Buena Park, there is a group of widows in the area that get together once in a while for lunch or other activities. On the upper right hand part of this page is a list of "Events", our get togethers are usually posted there. I hope you can get with us, it is a great group.
I'm glad you found this site, it is a wonderful support.
Alan
- At 8:28pm on September 20, 2012,
LaurieR said… Hello mozzie. I am so sorry for your loss. I never really know what to say but welcome to this site. It is so very hard for people who have not lost their significant other to understand what your going through. People here all have lost their love and understand. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. I will do my best to help you. I will send you a friend request, if you wish you can accept.
- At 10:15pm on September 17, 2012,
Joyce said… Welcome Mossie: I'm sorry for your loss but I'm glad you found your way to this site. I hope you will find the same comfort and understanding here at Widowed Village that I have. In the beginning I just read the blogs and posts and lurked in chat. Post and join us in chat when you feel comfortable. It is nice to be among people who "Get It"
- At 5:11pm on September 17, 2012,
wannabmartha said… So sorry for the reason you’re here but glad that you’ve joined us. You’ll find insight, understanding and support here at Widowed Village. We’re traveling the same journey together some further down the road than others. Join a group when you’re ready to get better connected. Participate in a forum and/or chat anytime. If you have questions, feel free to ask. There is always someone around willing to help.
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