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dimbee

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Hold your fiancee when shes upset and comfort her like only you can. She knows that her Great-Grandmother has lived a long life and It's a beautiful thing that she's been able to be close to her and learn from her. It's truly a blessing and one that I'm envious of because I have never met any of my great-grandparents.

I hope your Fiancee can find some comfort in this hard time.

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sorry to hear it Dimbee...I grew up without grandparents with the exception of one gramma that I saw only once or twice when I was wee little. I'm sure I missed out on a lot of great experiences.

I hope for you, your fiance and all her loved ones that she is in comfort and goes in peace!

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Thanks everyone, it is much appreciated. Memere is still with us, but she does little more than sleep and when awake, smile at everyone. It has been an incredible showing by the family. Her kids, her grandkids, her great-grandkids and even a couple of great-great-grandkids. She has been blessed with an amazingly loving family. She's such a sweetheart.

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Thanks everyone, it is much appreciated. Memere is still with us, but she does little more than sleep and when awake, smile at everyone. It has been an incredible showing by the family. Her kids, her grandkids, her great-grandkids and even a couple of great-great-grandkids. She has been blessed with an amazingly loving family. She's such a sweetheart.

Not that it is ever easy but that is a good way to go out. Everyone should be that blessed. Good on you and your girl's family for being there for not only her but each other as well.

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Mom died at 42, dad at 59. At 34 I reckon my ride is already half over.

Nonsense! I'll hope for the best, at least. :)

Memere is still holding on but she is starting to lose touch with reality. She mentioned how nice it was to see her sister to say goodbye. Her sister has been dead for many years. She is getting bedsores, sadly, which are causing her quite a bit of pain. The doctor gave her a small dose of morphine but that has resulted in her being extremely nauseated and has been dry-heaving for the last hour or so. I don't want to see her pass away, but at this point, I almost wish she would let go and release herself from her struggles and pain... as well as her family.

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