Ah death...

[onlinepastor]

I've been spending a lot of time with my grandmother and in fact I think it's one of the reasons that the Lord has me here at this time doing what I'm doing. While I still have anxiety about employment and I struggle with the on again, off again desire to move away from home (bright lights! big city!) one of the reasons I struggle is because of my

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[el_diablo1]

The grief that you would feel when your grandmother dies is part of loving her. Don't be afraid of it. She will not be "gone"; simply somewhere else. You will see her again.

[el_diablo1]

P.S. A friend sent this to me. I thought that you might like it

[dianty]

Losing a loved one is always hard despite your belief system. The longing to be close to someone who you can not be is the difficult part. Creating memories and relishing the time together will help ease the pain when the time comes. As well as, your faith in God.

[dianty]

Losing a loved one is always hard despite your belief system. The longing to be close to someone who you can not be is the difficult part. Creating memories and relishing the time together will help ease the pain when the time comes. As well as, your faith in God.