http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=105&topic_id=3901864&mesg_id=3901864Many of you are experiencing/have experienced a similar loss. And you know that the loss does not happen at death; it happens long before. Thank you for your expressions of empathy. I am very sorry for you who are in my shoes.
Some of you said some very lovely things ("I was struck by the love in your post," "beautiful heartwrenching -- such love you have," "I wish your Grandma a smooth passing and you strength to let her go when the time comes," "please, remember she will go to her Jesus," "One day, you will both find peace," "I hope it's ok that I say a prayer for peace and comfort for you and your Grandmother" (of course it is). I also appreciated just the brief comments and hugs. I appreciated every reply.
"How lucky to have love in your life such as hers." I
am lucky. I have this love in my life because -- well, I don't know why, but I am so full of it that it just runs over. I feel it in my chest every waking moment. I'm always aware of it. I don't know why I'm so lucky to have all this love surrounding me -- my beloved, my sisters, my Grandma, family, friends -- but I'm thankful and I hope the cosmos or God or fate or whatever know(s) it.
Thanks again.
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