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Community => Watto's Junk Yard => Topic started by: Darth Kenobi on May 10, 2003, 08:12 PM
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A couple of weeks ago (week after Easter) my grandmother had a stroke which left her an invilid. For the past week my familiy has been expecting her to take her last breath and cross over to the next segment of life in haven and it looks like she will go sometime in the night tonight on Mother's Day which sucks that it will be on that day. It really hurts me since she was the last of my grandparents and the longest one I had to spend time with, my grandfathers died before I born and about 6 months and my other grandmother was murdered when I was 6 yrs old, so she is the last one left for me to really get alot of memories of.
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I'm very sorry to hear about your Grandmother. Hopefully she won't have to suffer much in her last moments. I'll say a prayer for her tonight before I go to bed.
My wife's Grandfather just had his second heart attack in 3 weeks, and he's not looking all that well. Her Step-Father just had double by-pass surgery the other day, and he's in pretty bad condition.
All I know is that when my time comes to leave this planet, I hope I don't have to suffer doing so.
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You've got my sympathies Darth Kenobi. I went through a nearly identical situation with my Grandmother last year. And she too was my last grandparent.
It's not an easy experience to see someone slip away like that. I know that's the way I felt as my grandmother was dying following her stroke. The feeling of helplessness was overwhelming.
I hope you and your family can see your way through this time the best way possible.
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Sorry to hear that Darth Kenobi :'( Thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family during this time.
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Patty and I's prayers go out to you and your family Tom. Try to look at it as your grandmother will be moving along to a better place soon, where she will be happy and very healthy again, and watching down on you at all times... :)
I know that's easier said than done, but hopefully you're family can come together and try to remember all the good times.
Hang in there Tom. We'll be thinking of you...
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I'm not good at all this, but, what everyone else says, my thoughts out to ya.
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My sincere sympathies go out to you & your family. :'(
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Thanks for all of your guys for all of your prayers for my grandmother and familiy. She passed away last night at 10 with her four daughters, 3 grand kids and a niece and a son-in-law at her side. She waited until all of her daughters where with her before she went to she her mother and the rest of her familiy in haven.
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I am so sorry for your loss.
But consider the alternative. A massive stroke can leave you in a wheelchair or bedridden for the rest of your life. It can leave you unable to do the most simple of lifes daily routines, unable to go to the bathroom without assistance, unable to chew your food, to see properly, to think properly, to stand up and sit down, to talk properly and the list of horroble things that you are unable to do goes on... as it went on for nearly six years for my mother-in-law who had a near fatal stroke. To watch someone suffer that bad for that long is a thing I wouldn't wish upon anyone, anytime, ever. She did get to know my children however, and for that I am greatfull as my son and daughter were the apples of her eye.
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I'm sorry your grandmother passed away, but she is definitely in a much better place. You have my deepest condolences.
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I'd like to offer my condolences. I hope your grandmother has found peace and serenity at last. And, I also hope you and your family can find comfort in what your grandmother has given you in her life, and know that what she imparted to you will never go away.
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I'll also offer my condolences DK, I've lost three of my grandparents and it is a tough time...take solace in the fact that she has moved on to a better place and one day you will see her again :)
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I too offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
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My grandfather suffered the effects of a stroke for eight years before he passed away. His mind was never the same, he couldn't walk or take care of himself, and ended up having one leg amputated due to atrophy. I wish his suffering hadn't lasted so long. In some ways, he died long before his body gave up.
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. Have faith that it's only temporary, for all of us.
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Sorry to hear that Darth Kenobi, my thoughts are with you and your family
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I am sorry to hear about your grandmother as well. It is terrible anytime that you lose a family member but I have a special place for grandparents. Hang in there. :)
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I know what it's like..and this would explain my absence..
I lost my Grandfather, "grampy", on Saturday..so I've been pretty restless..stressed out, the whole nine.
I'm in good spirits though, he was suffering with alot of health issues. I'm just glad I was here there the night before.
So, my girlfriend is out of work as she was his overnight caretaker, so..time to see what the good Lord has in store for us.
Sorry for your loss, though. :'(
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I lost my Grandfather, "grampy", on Saturday.
Very sorry to hear of your loss Cory... I'm sure "grampy's" in a better place now though - young and healthy again... :)
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My condolences to you Cory, Alison and your family...glad to hear you are doing well though
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I know what it's like..and this would explain my absence..
I lost my Grandfather, "grampy", on Saturday..so I've been pretty restless..stressed out, the whole nine.
I'm in good spirits though, he was suffering with alot of health issues. I'm just glad I was here there the night before.
So, my girlfriend is out of work as she was his overnight caretaker, so..time to see what the good Lord has in store for us.
Sorry for your loss, though. :'(
Thanks Cory, I'm also sorry for your guys loss.