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Input: Hello everyone! I've been dealing with a situation for the last few weeks and I'm wondering if I'm in the wrong here...

I'm in a masters program (second year) and in a team of six members. The course is challenging and we have group assignments every week including one large final project. One team member, a married man with a family, had a sick wife with cancer. She was diagnosed several months ago and was told it was likely terminal (it was kept quiet).

For the first week he was participating in all our group discussions and helping with the homework, but then shared with us what was going on at home. Everyone was supportive and many of the other group members told him "Don't worry about this class! We'll take care of everything". I didn't speak up about that and only offered my condolences. About a week later, she did pass away. 

We all offered our support and since then, he has only showed up for class on evenings. I have largely taken on a lot of the work because unfortunately, my remaining team members aren't very accountable. I asked them to submit one of our assignments one day and they forgot. We've been continuing forward like this with me doing most of the work and everyone else telling my classmate that he can just relax and let us handle everything.

AITHA for thinking he should have taken a semester off? Losing a loved one is horribly hard and I get that. But why would you stay in a school program when you don't have the mental capacity to be part of a team and do the work? Take the semester off and heal. I guess I'm mostly irritated because I've had to pick up theirs and his slack while they all proclaim don't worry about it when I'm the one who has been doing everything.  

thinking my peer should take leave