It was the 27th day of February last year when my grandma died. It's been a year since she passed away (age of 77).  I have already accepted it, I have moved on now. But today, I want to share some thoughts and feelings of mine as I remember her death.

Her death was something that taught me and my family that sometimes we have to learn through the hardest things. Yes, we did have some regrets and guilts when my grandma died. If only we could turn back time... If only...

My grandma is one of the reasons why I am wishing for a time machine. I was not able to take care of her during the last years of her life. That's why it was really painful for me to accept that she's already gone.

After the tears and the grief, lessons were learned by us.

I miss my cool and sweet lola. I wish she's still here.

I love you Lola...

 

"Grieving is a journey that teaches us how to love in a new way now that our loved one is no longer with us. Consciously remembering those who have died is the key that opens the hearts, that allows us to love them in new ways." - Tom Attig