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My grandmother passed away tonight.
I feel extraordinarily fortunate that I saw her on Monday, and that she was having a good day when I was there.
I feel extraordinarily fortunate that she died at home, on her terms.
And I feel horrible for being in Austin, TX, 2000 miles away, and not being able to do anything to help.
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*hugs*
So sorry about your loss. I know EXACTLY how you feel! I did pretty much the same thing 2 years ago.
Much of your family inherited your grandmother’s humor and resilience; I know these qualities will help you as you heal. It was good to see you, despite the unfortunate circumstances. I hope your memories bring you only warmth and strength.
I just checked your site for the first time in a long time today. I’m very sorry to hear about your grandmother, Chris. I hope you annd your family are doing well. I’m thinking about you.
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