wow, i'm sorry to hear that syn. it's too bad she couldn't keep going a little longer, but look how long of a life she was blessed with. you have to look on the bright side of things and remember all the positive moments you hadwih her. RIP.
Ah man, I'm sorry to hear this. I can't say anything no one else hasn't said to you, but again I'm sorry. Christmas took my grandfather in 97 so I know how this can be.
I'm assuming you and her were close and a lot of her wore off on you. So smile, cus by the looks of how you seem to be as a person she most likely lived a wonderful life.
She did and thanks all. It was just so unexpected... they told us the cancer was gone... the radiation cured it. We go to get a second opinion.... it's spread to almost every vital organ... 12 hours later she's gone... It's hard for me to be at peace with it because I don't know if she was. She said she wanted to live and she did everything the doctors told her to do to make sure she beat the cancer.... I just hate the doctors lied.
i lost my grandpa around the same time of year a few years ago. when he died he had had a brain tumor for a few years and had spent 8 months in a resting home. i neglected him cause i didn't wanna go and cause i wasn't doing good and was very selfish. so i'm sorry to hear about yours.