Postby Destroyer2000 » Fri Dec 10, 2004 10:59 pm
My grandfather died about an hour ago…I was at a friend’s house, but mom came and got me. I can’t say that it was…unexpected. I knew it was coming, and that it wouldn’t be long, but yet, it still hurts. I’m not crying that much…I hurt more for my family. I know that he’s in a better place now, probably dancing and singing down the streets of gold like as Daniel did in that other city. I’m not letting myself cry, because I know that is not what he wants. Normally, I dislike crying, but now that I think about it, it’s no big deal. Jesus cried, and if that is a sign of weakness, then it isn’t a big one. I’m trying to stay calm and focused, and not to get upset about it. I’m hoping that because of this, and because it didn’t shock me that much, I won’t go through the other phases of grief, like all that we studied in Health. I absolutely hate to see my parents or relatives, cry, though…I have only seen my grandmother cry a few times in my entire life. I pretty much left after the funeral home came and got him. I didn’t…want to be there anymore. Pray, not only for me, but for my family.
I'm somewhat glad I wasn't here when they were doing CPR...I'd rather not go through the stress. He had an anurism on his aorta, and they think that it burst...but a good thing is, he's in Heaven now, dancing the streets of gold, and my first instict was to find a Bible when I got home. I just wanted to find some verse, somewhere that would comfort me.
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