I had to re-feel it one more time..I have another grandmother. She used to check on my nails, are they cut
or kept long, everytime I visit her, since we don't live together. I am accostamed to that regular check now,
even though I resent it, hate it, and wonder about its significane to my grandmother!
But on this previous Wednesday, no nails were checked. What a weird hour I spent with grandma! There
was somehing else that makes it even stranger; but I couldn't tell immediately. She looked too thin, thinner
than a stick. Her hands were all bones covered by skin. My grandma looks too old than my last visit to her
several months ago.
I had another grandmother who passed away couple of years ago, still smell her everytime I walk in to her
room; and my alive grandma looks just like her now.
Mainly, I was visiting my sick father, and during all the time, he couldn't sit right where he was: he needed to
be next to his mother. I have seen my father so close to his mother, but that Wednesday my dad was too
compassionate with her. At one point, I asked him if he would like me to raise the voice of the TV and he
said yes; so I went to the TV to do so and while doing that I heard my grandma asking my dad of his name!
I just stared at her and forgot about the botton I'm pointing at. My dad noticed that I've heard her and just
gave me a quick glance: like he didn't want me to know that my grandmother is having Zohaimar.
Two days after that, never occured to my mind that topic. But on Friday, during a shower I just took; I
collapsed. I'm now experiencing the terrible feeling I had with my late grandma. I can't bare the thought of
losing my other one.
My heart, is almost...almost teared into halfs. I have more tears inside my eyes than anyone can ever imagine.
I can't bare the guilt. I know these few coming years are the last years of her life. I'm saying good-bye
already.
or kept long, everytime I visit her, since we don't live together. I am accostamed to that regular check now,
even though I resent it, hate it, and wonder about its significane to my grandmother!
But on this previous Wednesday, no nails were checked. What a weird hour I spent with grandma! There
was somehing else that makes it even stranger; but I couldn't tell immediately. She looked too thin, thinner
than a stick. Her hands were all bones covered by skin. My grandma looks too old than my last visit to her
several months ago.
I had another grandmother who passed away couple of years ago, still smell her everytime I walk in to her
room; and my alive grandma looks just like her now.
Mainly, I was visiting my sick father, and during all the time, he couldn't sit right where he was: he needed to
be next to his mother. I have seen my father so close to his mother, but that Wednesday my dad was too
compassionate with her. At one point, I asked him if he would like me to raise the voice of the TV and he
said yes; so I went to the TV to do so and while doing that I heard my grandma asking my dad of his name!
I just stared at her and forgot about the botton I'm pointing at. My dad noticed that I've heard her and just
gave me a quick glance: like he didn't want me to know that my grandmother is having Zohaimar.
Two days after that, never occured to my mind that topic. But on Friday, during a shower I just took; I
collapsed. I'm now experiencing the terrible feeling I had with my late grandma. I can't bare the thought of
losing my other one.
The guilt has started to dig into my heart.I'm running out of time
now. I didn't do good things to her yet, I have always been
planning to visit her more frequently; but never did. I have
planned to tell her stories to amuse her, coz she is lonely since she
is an old blinded women with no doughters but one grand-
doughter taking care of her; and she is alone most of the time in
her room.
Several months ago, she would remember what I would do to her,
she would feel it. Now, she doesn't remember anything. No good
things are to be remembered now. I feel guilty. I have wasted all that time.
I can't bare the guilt. I know these few coming years are the last years of her life. I'm saying good-bye
already.
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