Kewi :
I get you girl. After joining the military, I’ve tried going every year to Peru and then last year was the year i skipped due to work. Next thing you know, she’s diagnosed with cancer and she was deteriorating super fast. I went as soon as I got the message and tried taking it all in, talking to her, taking pictures, recording her voice and stories. She was a second mother to me and I used to call her every week. And same, I was also the favorite grandchild lol. I’m glad I did all that, because I didn’t know that then next time I would visit would be the following month, she got worse and passed away the next day after my birthday. Grieving has been a up-and-down process, when she was alive and after she passed, still going through it right now. Her memories and pictures are what are helping me with it. I know she knew I loved her and that she loved me, I wish we could’ve had more time. I would always tell to wait for me and she would laugh. By that I meant to wait until my contract ended so I could go back to Peru after my service and continue with my studies virtually over there. I had 2 more years left, and sometimes thinking about makes me sad. But that sadness makes me push forward and pursue my dreams. Because that’s what she would’ve wanted. The process of grieving is never easy and I wouldn’t say I’m an expert, but when I heard you talk about it, i could see myself 7 months ago, going crazy about the idea of losing the most important person in life. Please talk to your family and friends and don’t keep it all in, just know that you’re not alone 🫂🤍
2026-11-06 02:04:02