Hi En, I am here for you. I am based in Australia 🐨. When we lose a valued relative, life seems so unfair. Grief is as natural as breathing though it doesn't seem that way when we are in the middle of it.
One grandmother 👵left this earth when I was 18 and I never got to meet her husband. The other grandparents died in World War 2. When my dad dies our little family will be so much smaller. I am putting together the family history to honour those gone before to keep busy during weekends. If I could have met the grannies, the story would be more interesting.
Hi En, how long ago did you lose your grandma? ... I see august of last year in your response. It hurts I know. My grandparents left decades ago and my parents ten years ago. It hurts and it hurts for a while but it does get better. But after nearly a year things should hopefully be improving a little. There is no timeline. Do you have anyone you can talk about this with who is in the same circumstance? A brother or a cousin or parent? Have you read up on grief? If you google stages of grief there are good sites which discuss the process. They may or may not help but I find understanding any topic makes it easier.
Ten years after my parents passed most of the sadness has been filled with good memories but that didn't happen over night.
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