In memory of my gramma who passed on today

Sorry for your loss.

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RIP your grandma

Hugs.

Thank you all it was better that she left she was in so much pain from the cancer sometimes death is a blessing and I know shes in a better place
Im glad she got to say her good byes and her family was there with her when she passed its so important to reassure your loved ones every day how much you care for them and we should all make ammends with our enemies and try to be loving towards each other because you never know when its your time
Im glad she saw the angels and told everyone they were there for her I read a post on here about a near death experience where the lady saw the angels and I guess they assist you to heaven

Last Edited by KITKAT123 on 08/08/2013 04:16 PM

Your story reminded me of an old woman who used to live a couple of doors from me, my neighbour for about 10 years. She told me the story of how her husband died. She was aged about 71 when she told me her story.

Her husband had died 15 years previously. I used to often drive her down to the cemetery to place flowers on his grave with her, and we were very close.

Shortly before he died, she was visiting him in hospital one time, and she was crying, and he said to her 'I don't know what you're crying about, woman....I'm only going on a bit ahead of you.'

Some time later (not the same day, I don't think), she was again with him in this hospital. He had not walked for many months. He had never been able to get out of bed or even stand up for about six months.

This particular time, she told me that as he was lying there in bed, his eyes suddenly brightened. He jumped up and stood upright on the bed with his arms outstretched in front of him, and he shouted 'He's coming! He's here!' And he then proceeded to walk towards the foot of the bed. And when he reached the foot of the bed, he collapsed into a heap. He was gone.

That's what she told me. I always wondered about it ever since. The old woman has now also since died.