Fourtris_shipper46
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content warning : death another sad-ish annoucement so my nan died back in november and her funeral was early december. we were close, and for most of lockdown she was in a care home since my grandad couldnt physically look after anymore. a few years ago she had a nasty fall and was in the hospital for months, and it was bad, my family joked that the only reason she came back home is because she was so stubborn, and yeah it was true. she was a stubborn bitch half the time. and i dont think that ive really processed it properly. my dad, her son, is "pretty pragmatic about this stuff" and had to ask his nan she wanted to be resucitated if she was close during a surgery and she said that she didnt want to fight anymore, so we lost her to bowel cancer, but i didnt know her well and it didnt affect me since i was so young when my great nan and great uncle died, my dad said he didnt understand why i got so emotional since we werent close with them and hadnt seen them in years. i did get his logic, but they were the first two deaths in my family that i could understand. he also repeatedly brings up, when we were talking about why he was so pragmatic and shit, that he had to watch his best mate carry his infant son's body to his funeral. and yes thats terrible and no-one should have to go through that. yeah, i dont think that anyone in my family processes death healithly. and that bs has been passed down to me, when i found out i broke down into tears and reasonably wasnt alright for a week or so. i guess i thought that post funeral, the time for grieving was over and that i should get back to normal, but now - a month later- its all coming back up. i dont think that sorting out the office this weekend and seeing pictures of her helped at all. so yeah, another venty post