Sooo my Gma died this morning at three. I didn't cry, cuz I didn't believe it...until I walked into her house today and she wasn't in it. Everything, and I mean everything is exactly how it always has been. Which is where I started crying hysterically. I walked upstairs to her bedroom and I layed on her bed and I cried, and I cried, and I cried. And I started to realize all of those times when she called and I told her I was busy. Or all of those times she asked me to help her after school...but I never came. This is also made me realize that eventually the people in my life are not going to be here forever.

  So I stopped in to see my old baby-sitters on my way home. If you read one of my earlier posts I have described her already. She has alzheimer's and is, to put it simply, losing her sanity. I asked her if she had heard about my Grandmother. To which she said...

 

"Yes. My sister Diane called me. (Her sister's name is Donna, but I didn't correct her.)

And it makes me nervous, cuz I know I'm next."

 

 
   

 


 
 
wazzup on
Re: There is no cure for death, but a remedy is rest.
wow.... i tried to put myself in your position and i dont know if i would even cry, i think it would be so overwhelming that i would work just to take it all in... so far i've never had a close friend or family member die but it's only a matter of time.... just like everything else
luvlynn on
Re: There is no cure for death, but a remedy is rest.
Yeah it's been pretty hard.

 
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