Grandma died... depressed

Hey Sweetheart...

Know your grandmother is in a good place now and watching over you for many years to come. She will always be a part of who you are...

Maybe talk to a counselor, or a grief counselor. We all process grief differently. So there is no right or wrong way of doing this.

You are going to be okay. We do lose our share of loved ones through out our lives. It does get easier with time.

I hope that you feel better soon...

Keep posting, it does help...

Hugs, Karen...

my deepest of condolences. she is at peace. many healing thoughts.

Savruby,

My sweet person.

Death is never easy, long illness with suffering and expected death, time to say good-bye; or quick unexpected and shocking. I have experienced both.

Either way, there is a void that grief will need time, care and self-kindness to fill.

It will be days you cry all day. There will be days you smile remembering the funniest of times with your grandmother.

One way of grieving, you can create a scrap book of your grandmother for future generations. This does not have to be expense, just full of your emotions, creativeness and love. Pictures too would help. LOL

Softest of hugs and deepest of sympathies to you.

'Endings are always indigo
before we step
on the other shore.'

from Life's Rainbow by Sheila Banami

Peace and comfort
Trina

other peoples issues are not yours.

Do not make their problems yours.

Your friend can tell you all her problems, still they are hers. They do not affect you.

Peace
TRina

So true, we just have to keep telling ourselves the truth until WE believe it!