...And then there was one...

[DragonBlaze]

I'm sorry to here that.

Its hard to get over things like this, and sometimes you just need to talk about some things.  So if you ever need to just talk, charas will listen.

[Grandy]

 My condolences.

 At least she died of old age, this means she lived all she could. It's worse when it's by accident.

[MrMister]

Originally posted by Darkfox
My condolences. (sp?)

I have lost a fair share of people, a grandma and a grandpa, one for each side of the family. May she rest in peace.

outliving your grandparents
how horrible

[Razor]

Oh MrMister, you're horrible.

[Djanki]

My condolences to Archem.

I hope she rests in peace.

v_v

[Trevlac]

Even in a death topic MrMister owns. Yeah, and I really don't need to hear everyone else's sob story about how they've lost someone oh so dear. Why can't y'all post something uplifting like Red Giant or condoling like Trevlac?

[emiiru]

I have sympathy. My grandma died december 2006, and I didn't even get to go to the funeral, because i'm just about across this country.   I'm not one to feel so sad and/or cry from such a thing.   I couldn't imagine how it'd be to be in the same area though.

It wasn't hard for me to get over, but I'm a cold person sometimes.

It sucks.

[Revolution911]

Originally posted by Trevlac
Even in a death topic MrMister owns. Yeah, and I really don't need to hear everyone else's sob story about how they've lost someone oh so dear. Why can't y'all post something uplifting like Red Giant or condoling like Trevlac?

Coming from Mr."Dad! Pawpaw has one health!"

Sorry, had to say it.

[Trevlac]

Exactly. Condoling. Also hilarious, but condoling nonetheless.

[Meiscool-2]

"ppl die gte ovr it."

[Razor]

Originally posted by Meiscool
"ppl die gte ovr it."

You just gave me BRAIN CANCER.

[Meiscool-2]

****!

[charaman]

it's rough dude.

good luck.

[coasterkrazy]

I'm so sorry to hear that. I feel lucky to still have all four of my grandparents, but I know soon they'll be leaving me, especially with recent events. I'm trying my best to mentally prepare for it, but I know it's going to be really hard, just as it was for you. You knew it was close, but it's just impossible to be completely prepared. Your post honestly nearly brought me to tears because it made me remember the deaths I've experienced, and I feel for you. You have my condolences. I hope you feel better soon.

[Archem]

Thanks for the supporting words, everybody. I'm back now, my aunt left, we had a memorial ceremony yesterday at the church we used to go to.

After missing two days of school, about three tests (which I have to make up now. ), and hearing that my grandpa's gonna be getting out of the hospital soon, everything seems back to... Normal... Or as close as it'll ever be again. Friends of the family gave us a bunch of groceries, so we're set for food needs for a while, and my real-life friends are there to help out.

But there's still bad news: I'm living in the house that's under my deceased granny's name, so this house now has no owner. There's no will, so everything's kind of hanging in a balance. The current idea is that this house'll get split four ways (one quarter per child), but we're not too sure that the other new home-owners will be willing to hand over their share of the house, so we'll prob'ly be without a home.
Damn.
Also, our dog, Macy (who was owned by my granny) is prob'ly gonna get taken up north when my aunt returns later, so I'll lose my dog, too. Apparently, I don't get a say in whether or not we keep Macy.

There's still a lot of tension in the air, and a lot of bad stuff's still pending, but at least my grandpa's recovering.
For now.