
I want to thank all of my readers for reaching out to me and sending their condolences. I sincerely appreciate it! I am now ready to speak. My Grandmother who I consider to be my Mother has passed away. I am not taking it well. I don't really know how to feel but I've been praying alot. I knew she was sick and I knew she was old but I still didn't want to let her go. She was my rock!! Whenever I needed something either for me or my children she was there. Even when my own mother couldn't do it my Grandmother was there! So please bare with me during my trying time. The picture above is not of my Grandmother but of a cancer patient. My Grandmother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and it literally took her life. But, worse than that she suffered. She was in extreme pain all the time. In her last couple of hours of her life I went to go see her and couldn't believe the sight of the person who I once called Grandma! It was a very traumatic experience for me. I was scared, shocked and stunned! I don't want anyone to ever experience what I felt at that time. Words cannot describe what I saw! After visiting with my Grandmother...she died an hour later. I thank God that I was at least able to say goodbye to her and to tell her I loved her! Now, if anyone knows me they know I work at the hospital and today of all days I had to register a patient who was born on the same day as my oldest daughter but just a year older to the date and he had brain cancer. A 16 year old boy with brain cancer!!! It broke my heart to see this child. He was incoherent and looked very much like how my Grandmother looked when I last saw her.....and as I placed the patient bracelet on his arm he tried to pull away. It was like he didn't want to be there and had had enough. The boy's mother gently coaxed him into putting the bracelet on and as I walked away I said a prayer for everyone who has to deal with the silent killer! I just want you guys to know that it isn't that silent cuz the tears and screaming I let out was enough to let people know something wasn't right. So I just ask that you bare with me cuz for the next couple of days I'll probably only post about 2 articles a day. Again thank you for your prayers and they are appreciated.



5 comments:
I am sorry to hear about your loss! My grandmother is in the hospital right now so I feel your pain. You are in my prayers!
I truly am sorry for our loss! Cancer is def a silent killer! I lost my mom, grandfather, and an uncle just this past year from it. I will keep you nd your loved ones in my prayers mama.
I'm sorry to hear that. Just know that in times of trouble He is an ever present help. My great g-ma died in 86 when I was 10 and she is still with me. I only knew her for 10 years and she made the greatest impact on me than anyone in my life. So I know how you feel. You may feel alone w/ out your g-ma but know that she's still with you and she would want you to be strong and continue to live your best life. God bless!
Hey girl, keep your head up and be strong I lost my grandmother in 06 to Cancer and my son started walking the day of her funeral. my grandma was only 56yrs old and I miss her dearly..
also to the other poster be strong for your grandma and keep on praying
god bless you all
Keep your head up, girl! Just thank God you got say goodbye and I love you and that your beloved grandmother no longer has to suffer. Knowing that will def make it easier.
I lost my own grandmother 4 years ago to a 10 year battle with cancer. I was in the hospital room with her when she took her last breath and it hurt like hell, but knowing I was there with her made it better
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