jc6chan wrote:
I didn't know him that well (since I live in Canada for most of my life and he's usually in Hong Kong) but it is for that reason that I wish he were still here so that I would get to know him better. But then I'm thinking that even if he was still here, the next time I go back to Hong Kong I might just be typical of myself and not pay attention to family conversations.
I still have a grandma who's here (3 of my grandparents already passed away) and now I'm thinking that if I ever get to meet her again, I would want to get to know her better. Well, at least all of my grandpa's children (including my mom who went back to Hong Kong last minute after receiving news grandpa was in the hospital) and most of his grandchildren were by his bedside.
I'm sorry for your loss j6. I knew my grandmother the most, she was like my best friend up until she passed away recently. Death is never easy. All I can say is it's one of those realities that we will all face eventually. If there's anything I've learned, it's trying to get to know the people who are alive and that you love. I hope you're doing ok. This stuff is never easy.
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