Kels_85
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lancsgirl said:Oh Hun I'm so sorry ! I've lost both my parents dad first very very suddenly and then mum a few short months after, spend all the time you can with each other, say things you want and when the time comes make sure you grieve, cry cry and cry I didn't and It took along time to deal with!
Thinking of you
P.s added you to face book.
Thank you for your message Lancsgirl,
I know exactly what you mean about getting the crying out. My beautiful Nana died in October, and it was so unexpected, my whole family thought my Grandad would be the first to go because he has been fighting lung cancer for so long. But my Nana had a cardiac arresst and we was with her up the hospital for a whole week willing her too pull through but we eventually found out she was 80% brain damaged so the kindest thing to do was too turn her machine off and let her pass by herself. I still haven't really come too terms with my Loosing my Nan and didn't let myself cry for a very long time, even today it still don't seem real too me, I have a hard time facing these sort of realities, maybe I need to grow up, I dont know!
I think it's all becoming too real now, and when my Gramps does eventually go, I'm sort of going to be hit with a double whammy of grief, where I haven't grieved for my Nana yet!
It's such a cruel world, it really is!!
So sorry too hear about your loss xxx
You are right about spending every minitue I can with my Gramps and telling him how much I love him.
Yesterday I was just standing in his room while he was sitting on his bed, and my Uncle offered me his seat, and my Gramps just said " No, she wants to sit next too her Grandad " I went and sat next too him, put my arms around him and I could feel myself welling up, but I didn't! I know I have too stay strong for him, his fighting death right now, so I can't show him im scared.
Thanks again for your message. I really appreciate it. I'm going too go and check my Facebook now xxx