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I’m so sorry to hear that. And that you didn’t get a chance to say all you wanted to say before she had to go. That’s always really hard. I think one of the things that made my Grandfather’s passing so hard for me was that I didn’t get to tell him how much I loved him, etc. I am sure he knew, but it isn’t the same, so I know how you are feeling on that score.
Anyway, let her family know we’re thinking of them, and that we offer sympathy and condolences. Again I am sorry she had to go so soon, my thoughts are with you.
*hugs*
Kyrin
sorry to hear but suffering really does suck. I remeber being in the hospital knowing that iwas going to die very soon if i didnt ge thte TX. Im glad you were there for her , so many people disapear when you are going down hill , the only blood family i had left as my mom and aunt evry one else split
Dark Zorse, you have my condolences as well. As everybody said, at least she, and all her family and friends, had time to prepare. If you worry you did not say all you meant to say, have you thought about saying it in prayer? I believe our prayers reach their destination even if we don’t see it. Just speak from your heart. You have my support and sympathy.
I’m so sorry DZ. I’m sure that she knew that you appreciated her that way. If it weighs you down and it just won’t leave you, say it in a prayer.
I’m so glad my Grandma visited me when she passed. I got to tell her everything that I couldn’t since I wasn’t with her at the end. It helped me so much.
I’m sending hugs and prayers.
I’m so sorry for your grief and loss. 😥 I was taught that if you write a letter to the person who has crossed over and tell them what you didn’t get a chance to tell them here, and then burn the letter, they will get the message. It’s called spirit mail. It’s been known to help. 🙁
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