This question puzzles me. I learned over the weekend that people are so different when it comes to grief and death. They deal with it differently and yet come to the same result. My husbands grandmother died last saturday night after battling COPD for many years. She was on the road to recovery and then last Thursday, she got up to use the bathroom when the nurse didnt come, passed out and hit her head. She hemmoraged in her head and died in 2 days. We are heartbroken. She was my childrens great grandmother and they loved her. We travelled to NC where her home is and my bil and sil came as well with their kids. We all kinda stood around to decide who would take her room and my niece wanted to. She clung to anything that was hers, and wore her jewelry. During the viewing, she just stood there and stared at her body and cried. My daughter, stood back and quietly looked. cont..
Answer QuestionAsked by momofsaee at 11:29 AM on May. 22, 2009 in Just for Fun
Level 4 (56 Credits)Answer by momofsaee at 11:34 AM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by TeriMelisa at 11:46 AM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by Amber115 at 11:50 AM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by Amber115 at 11:53 AM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by momofsaee at 12:12 PM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by drowninginboys at 12:14 PM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by momofsaee at 12:15 PM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by MommaTasha1003 at 12:58 PM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by salexander at 1:12 PM on May. 22, 2009
Answer by momofsaee at 2:17 PM on May. 22, 2009
Next question in Just for Fun
What would you do?
Next question overall
(Politics & Current Events)
WH snubs kindergartners for Steelers
Check out some of the top posts today in Groups: