Author Topic: What a cruel world, lost another family member.  (Read 2841 times)

But, on the bright side, matter doesn't get destroyed nor spawns. It transforms so your loved one is still around with us.
lol bullstuff.

What? The legos that created his loved one is still with us making new forms! :D

What? The legos that created his loved one is still with us making new forms! :D
You're not making this any better. I can't talk to the dirt and expect a reply.

I'll stop posting here then.

If it makes you feel better Alyx, I'll draw horrible but detailed research free of charge.
I have no shame, so I can draw anything.
anything

If it makes you feel better Alyx, I'll draw horrible but detailed research free of charge.
I have no shame, so I can draw anything.
anything
I'll keep that in mind

I go to his funeral on Tuesday. Going to be a hard one no doubt.

I've only ever lost one family member I was close to at all. I've had a few family members pass away but they were all ones I saw once maybe a few times a year so it was sad but nothing that was really upsetting. I know that one of my grandparents is going to be the next loss and it's really upsetting. If I lost one of my parents, aunts, my sister, or one of my cousins I have no clue what I would do. I feel like I would barely be able to function.

all of the deaths I've been through were when I were young, and I wasn't too bothered about it because I was too young to understand fully

Its fine, I was confused because you only quoted that part rather than the whole thing.


Edit: Found out he was in his mid-30s. Didn't make it into the 40s and his heart failed him.
god that is so stuffty dude :(

op is next
loving handicaps, man

My great grandfather who died in 2008 was simply eating breakfast at the nursing home he was at (he was still rather mobile, I don't know why he was in a home). He ate a biscuit with sausage iirc, breathed deep, and simply keeled over. My family says he died of a broken heart, which isn't far from the truth. He had watched his wife of 50+ years lose all her memory and motor functions and forget who he even was over the course of just a couple years. She died after him though.


My mom lost a very valuable coworker that was everyone's friend and was probably the friendliest and most positive member of the company. He was also the husband of the boss. He died to colon cancer.
I'm about to loose an aunt that's 94 years old. She's diagnosed with a brain tumor.

Other than that, my condolences to you and your family.

Things seem to only escalate, now my mom doesn't want to go to the funeral over something completely unrelated... I really want to go so if she won't allow it I'll get my own ride somehow. I refuse to go without saying my own final goodbyes.

i'm suddenly ill
did one of you roosternuggers curse me