Student’s Brutally Honest 32-Year-Old Sympathy Card Resurfaces & The Internet Is In Stitches

There are few things more gut-wrenching than losing a parent. Death is difficult no matter what your age or profession.  It can be particularly tough for teachers to live out their grief if they have young students.

Lindsay Schraad Keeling was 7 years old when her computer teacher’s mom passed away. Lindsay had a big heart and decided to send her teacher a sympathy card. Now, 25 years later, her hilarious childhood sentiment has gone viral.

Before She Handed The Sympathy Card Off, Lindsay Shared It With Her Mom

And bless her, the mom confiscated it. Lindsay told People , “I showed my mom the letter after I wrote it, and she very politely said we should keep it at home for now. I had forgotten about it.”

The letter sat at home for years until she uncovered it while going through keepsakes after her beloved grandfather died.

“I’m so glad she didn’t let me give it to her! I thought the card was hilarious, so I snapped some pictures of it and turned it into a TikTok,” she continued. “I think it brought a lot of joy to people, especially to those who, like me, lost a loved one and needed a good laugh.”

Her TikTok delivered, and so did the comment section.

Someone wrote, “My favorite part is that her name is just computer teacher,” someone laughed.

This person thought Lindsay should have sent the note anyway. “If I was your teacher, that honestly would have made me feel better.”

And this comment just made us and 65,000 other people laugh, “This reads like you’re the one who did it.”

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