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I need help with grieving.

My dad told me that the nursing Home has called and told him that my grandma only has a few days left to live. My grandmother is 96 years-old which I know is really quite good the fact that a lot of people die so much younger. I am really close to her especially since she helped my mom raise me, when my mom left my father at the age of 9. A few years Vor she has survived 2 herz attacks, which quite impressed me. Also when her husband died at the age of 83, I was 7 then. She still kept on living. Now I know that everyone dies and I know that she had a good life. It is that I am really close to her and I Liebe her deeply. I have a lot of fond memories of her. The sad thing is, is when I see her the 2 herz attacks gave her dementia and she is much worse (she is now forgetting how to swallow). So when I saw her yesterday at around 8:30pm it was so depressing I was crying right in front of her. Please if any of Du can give me so Guter Rat how to get through this, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
 I need help with grieving.
 United86 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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chickencheese said:
Aww, sorry to hear that.
My Guter Rat (which may not work for you, in which case sorry) is to do your best to accept it. It's normal to feel sad, so let yourself cry sometimes- Du may feel better for it. Talk to someone about it- maybe talk to your parents oder a family friend about funny stories involving her, for example my Grandad wouldn't let my parents cut the corners off cheese! Anyway, don't worry about being sad- it will wear off eventually. Do something fun to keep your mind off it, but don't be harsh on yourself and refuse to think about her. Remember that it would probably pain her to live longer with dementia, and that she's lived a good life. If Du feel Du can, it may help Du feel better to talk to her and do something nice for her in her last days- it may be comforting for Du to know that she'll be happy and comfortable, and I bet she'd like to see Du in her last days.

I hope this helps, good luck and remember that if Du ever want to talk about this Du can talk to me and probably others here :) <3
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Thanks. That is exactly what my dad told me to do "accept it" and Bewegen on with my life. However he doesn't think that I should visit her again, knowing that each Tag is worse and he doesn't want me to remember that of her. However when I was there with her I told her a lot of times that I Liebe her and always will.
United86 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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I think that she is so senile that she doesn't even know that she is dying.
United86 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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well, maybe send her a card simply saying that Du Liebe her. maybe- I'm not too good with these things
chickencheese posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
smileypop9 said:
Awww, honey. My great grandma was 98 when she died, and my whole family was sad. That was in 2008. Now, we are ok.
I'm not really THAT good at giving advice, but my Guter Rat is to let her go. If Du Liebe someone, just let them go.
If she's forgetting how to swallow, and is ill, the she probably won't live for Mehr than a few days. Du know she's gonna die, so accept it, and try to Bewegen on.
The Mehr Du grieve, the sadder Du get, and the harder it will be to let go.
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Thanks. My grandma hasn't been entirely herself after the Sekunde herz attack. She cannot even eat herself, she needs help. She is so weak, that if she stands up she will fall down. I was just hoping that she would live to be 100. I am happy to hear that your great grandma lived longer than my grandma.
United86 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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When people get over the age of 90, they stop being themselves. They forget stuff, fall, and eventually die :( my great grandma could still fly at about the age of 80, she was really healthy. bär in mind that only a few people, mostly members of the royal family etc, live to be 100. Did Du know that the current life expectancy for the USA is 77-80? Your grandma has done very well to get to 96.
smileypop9 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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Thanks. I know that. I was just talking to my dad and he doesn't think that I should go visit her, fearing that today will be worse and that will make me Mehr upset.
United86 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
sehdt said:
I was 17 when Grandad died I saw him in hospital and was sure it was the end all I remember was walking out of the hospital getting in the car and bursting into tears infact even now about 19 years later thinking about it still hurts. So as for Du all Du can really do is deal with the situation as it is and be there for her as best Du can then once she has past Du can then greive. But it will take time. Nan died 32 years Vor and to be honest it feels like nothing that long at all. I dont know if Du have a religion I am church of england but we dont go much however every Jahr on the anniversary of nans death I go into a church and light a candle and whisper a few words to her as if she is standing Weiter to me I have no idea if she can hear me but i feel better for it Hope that all makes sense.
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Prawls8612 said:
I'm soo sorry to hear that! I think that Du need to let life happen and maybe visit her to tell her how much Du Liebe her and appreciate her. It will make her feel complete. And when she passes, she will never truely leave you. She is in your herz and will always protect you.
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