Asking for your opinions and help once more my friends

[Miranda Rhuda]

I don't know why this just occurred to me... and why I did not think of it sooner, but I guess I just shut down for awhile. Now I have been walking through the facts and brainstorming the situation today... and it all is very clear to me all of a sudden.

I know that the woman who is buried in that grave, has to be my mom. Why? Because Kelly Snyder showed Roy (the man at the Westward Ho) a photograph of my mother. He confirmed knowing her and confirmed her name. He also confirmed that he received a call about her being in the hospital. Therefore, that all matches up and makes sense.
Also, on my mother's credit report, in collections under my mother's correct social security number is the hospital bill from Good Samaritan. It is from March 1, 2007.
So the point, I was denied my mother's death certificate when I applied with her date of birth, name and social security number. They said that it did not match their records.
When I called to inquire about the social security number that the fiduciary's office put on her death certificate application... they gave me the number 526-XX-4921.
This is not my mother's social security number. My mother's number is 295-XX-4900.
And now, my mom's number is left active so that anyone who wants to steal her identity... has an open number.
The number which they assigned to her death certificate belongs to a 62 year old woman named Michelle A Young.
Do you think that Michelle Young would be mad that her social security number has been assigned to a death certificate of someone else?
Do you think that if I called her and got her fired up, she would help me get them to change it and put my mother's correct social security number on there?

Tell me your thoughts! Do I write a letter or do I call her?

[judy]

write a letter. so you can say what you thank,