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How To Stay Strong When A Loved One Is Dying 3 years 50 weeks ago

A little background on my situation right now: my grandmother was diagnosed with Lymphoma earlier this year and she was going through chemo for a while, but she's become so weak that there's nothing more the doctors can do. She's basically home now to die as bad as that sounds. It's very hard for me, and I stayed away for a bit, because I was too scared to deal with it and see her in the state she's in. I have since then, moved in with her and am taking care of her with the help of my dad and boyfriend 24/7. I wanted to share my tips with those of you going through the same thing.

What Was Lost About? Does anyone know for a fact what it was? 2 years 13 weeks ago

I watched Lost, maybe not all the epis, and I read many of the recaps, and I still don't know exactly what it was? Did everyone die on impact and this was sort of their afterlife? What was the island? Why were there polar bears? I really wish I knew what I had been watching.

10 Movie Stars Who Died Young Before the Age of 30 | Bukisa.com 3 years 44 weeks ago

When young people die, it really jolts us into thinking that life is so fragile. When the time comes to die, we can die at any age. Death will fetch us no matter who we are; whether rich, poor, famous or infamous.

Here is a list of 10 movie stars who died young and died before the age of 30.

How to Teach Your Grandmother About Computers 2 years 41 weeks ago

If you really understand something, you should be able to teach it to your grandmother. What about computer technology? If your grandmother isn't online already, perhaps she would like to get involved. Her children and grandchildren might use Facebook all the time. She could stay up to date on family happenings with Facebook. She could publish articles that describe her life's experiences. If your grandmother isn't online, why not see if she wants to try it?

A Grandmother 3 years 48 weeks ago

My only Grandmother died November 5, 2009 at the age of 95. My other grandparents had passed away before I was born. Grandma Dot was the only one I'd ever known. She was a lonely, angry, bitter, hateful woman. I know that sounds harsh but I'm gonna tell this the way it is.

Up to the time I was 50 years old I'd only seen this woman 5 or 6 times. Hard to believe huh? She cared nothing about her grandchildren, of which she had 17. She'd never seen a single one of her great-grandchildren (she had 21) until 2004. She didn't want, or care about her two sons, one of which is my father.