grandpa died

@koryg She died. RIP Aunt 1953-2017. I feel bad for her. Hope she feels better in heaven, even though I won't see her until I die. It was around 9PM when she died

Update: I saw her earlier today. She isn't able to speak due to phlegm in her throat. It sounds like she's about to die. I'm not sure what to do. She doesn't respond to anything when you speak to her. She doesn't even nod in approval. She might not last the night.

My aunt just died several weeks ago. I know that feeling.

I hope this upvote helps... @koryg

@koryg ripperoni

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Tragic. I feel for you. @temporaryaccount

:-(

Also they said she was trembling as a sign of death but she didn't get much sleep so that might be the reason why. She's going into her house tommorow. Hopefully they can treat her for much longer.

@Mostly don't have a social media.

I hate to say this, but you're at the wrong place. Don't post stuff like this here, go to actual social media.

I have been scarred by my grandfathers death on my fathers side
and it was 2 days to my birthday
;-;@Awsomur

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but since i'm here, I'll pray. The town i live in is very small, and we know eachother well. About a year ago, an older person died. He ran a boys & girls scout camp from ~1930s to the 80s. He was that kind of person who would always do stuff on his own, and enjoyed keeping the camp around. Sadly, he died as I already said. He went just as he said he'd want to go, mowing the fields on his tractor.

My grandfather on my dad’s side died of a kind of mild dementia, and my step-grandfather on my mother’s side died in his sleep when water filled his lungs. Those two losses are my most dear, but there are others. @koryg

@Awsomur This is my aunt on my mother's side and my mother lost her mother and grandmother. Her mom died of Parkinson's, and her grandmother died in her sleep.

I’m very sorry. I’ve seen several of my friends and family members waste away in a hospice: it is an awful experience. I hope that she survives. But in case she doesn’t, stay with her as long as possible. Don’t let these last days go by, because chances are they will never come again. You don’t appreciate your family until they’re gone.