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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you left an important voicemail at a dentist or doctor’s office and they didn’t respond, wouldn’t you follow up?  Same concept here.

Also, it’s very rude to tell someone that a person died over voicemail.[/quote]

No it's not the same.

If somebody dies in my family nobody in my family is leaving a voice mail, how heartless is that. [/quote]

You leave a voice-mail if the person doesn't answer the phone   I'd rather leave a voice mail than text about a death.  I'm young and I use visual voice-mail.  It turns my voice mails into text messages for me to see.  So I read my voice messages.  [/quote]

[b]If a person is busy, you text them. Hey I have something to tell you, not an emergency I'll call you in the AM. [/b]

Okay hon, just wait until you need to take pictures of stuff with your phone and blow them up just to be able to read them. [/quote]

What were all missing Is the OP didn’t listen to the voicemail. She probably would not have responded to her mom’s text. I bet this is not the first one.

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Not true at all.  Just because someone misses a VM doesn’t in any way mean they wouldn’t respond to a text, and you have no reason to believe that from OP’s original post.  Total projection.[/quote]

+1 VMs can get lost in the shuffle because I don’t go into my message box often. I open my text messages often.

And regardless, sometimes messages slip through the cracks even if you do check VMs, especially around a busy holiday.

Who in the world a) leaves a VM that a relative died and b) loses their shit over one missed message.[/quote]

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