losing someone...

[flutter0fwings]

is probably one of the worst feelings, ever. it still hasn't really hit me that my uncle died on saturday. i just can't imagine family functions without him, and i'm not looking forward to the first one. even though he was a great-uncle, he was still a huge part of my life. he always supported my decisions (even though they were usually more

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[driverseat]

i'm so sorry sweetie. if you need to talk or whatever i'm a good listener... and reader! <3

[vox_furor]

im so sorry.

i lost two of my grandparents in the last 2 years, my grandma being the first person i've lost who i was REALLY close to.

i still can't imagine what it was like and continues to be for my dad to lose the only parent he ever really knew (my grampa died when my dad was 7), but i just try my best to be there for him. it ended up making him much more religious, which helps for some people, so i decided just to go along with it while i was around him to help him.

i'm just so thankful for all the time that i DID get to spend with my gramma. she was a really amazing person.

i wish you and your family well as you find your way through this

[flutter0fwings]

thank you both, i really appreciate it. <3

[_forever__young]

andi, you know I'm always here for you. I may not have been that much the last like year and a half, but you're one of the best friends I ever had. When we split, a part of me was always with you and I felt so lost after that, that I clung to the only other person I thought I could. That was a mistake. Life is too short, and I can't believe I was so blind to neglect what was truly important in my life. If you need someone, I'm here; I can relate and understand and I can just listen.