Amazing story. Talk about being wise beyond one's years!
Thanks. I'll never forget that day. I just wish I could've been at my actual Grandmas side when they both died.
The one that lived close to us when she died at age 70 I was 8 going on 9.
I walked in my with mom and I knew right off that she was dead and at peace.
My dad had just left her house about 30 minutes before to come home and she wasn't feeling good at that time.
He asked her if she wanted an ambulance but she refused and told dad that she didn't want an ambulance and that she'd be okay that he could go on home to us.
My dad felt guilty for leaving and not getting some help for her. Not long after he got home he had a feeling that he should go back over to her house. Me and my mom went with him and that's when we found her dead in her chair.
My mom called 911 and when they got there they had pronounced her dead.
Here the police were trying to sugar coat it for me that she had just went to the sleep. And I told them yeah she went to sleep for good. And she's at peace.
I had known she was dead. And she died at home where she wanted to be.
A few years ago my oldest sisters friend had died in a car crash and my sister was trying to sugar coat it as well to my sisters friends 4 year old daughter
about her mothers death.
She was real smart about it and told my sister that it's okay I know she died and hopefully one day I'll see her again.
She even held her moms hand in her coffin during the funeral.
It surprised my sister how good the girl took it about her moms death and at the funeral.
Some kids may not understand but some really do understand about death.
