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When I first heard about my grandma's health condition about two weeks ago I was full of hope. I knew that she couldn't eat, but I thought it was temporary, stomach flu or something like that. Right now, two weeks later I get this feeling that she's on death bed. She can't eat, so she doesn't have any strength. She got her cancer back in her bones, maybe in her digestive tract. She was with me my entire childhood, she was picking me up from school, kindergarten, everything. She used to call every couple days to check up on me. Now, she can't hold her phone for that long. I don't know how to deal with the world without her in it. I'm trying not to cry in front of my parents and my little brother, cause I want to be strong, but I am so worried about her. I feel like every single day may be the last one. I pray for her health, but I feel it may be her time to go and find some peace. I think deep down in my head I was worried about this situation for a really long time, I just tried to shut my subconscious up. Is there any way to deal with that kind of emotions? I think I've never had to deal with death before.
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If you you have been worried about her death for a long time you should be ready to accept it. There is no such thing as life without death for any living species so be happy for the life she has had, and be grateful for the amount of time you had her in your life.
ReplyIf you you have been worried about her death for a long time you should be ready to accept it. There is no such thing as life without death for any living species so be happy for the life she has had, and be grateful for the amount of time you had her in your life.
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