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My Grandma has cancer...me and the lil dude (their first great grandchild) travelled up and spent the day with her and my grandad, and when he was napping they dropped this on me...she has had cancer twice already in her life...first time was in her twenties and they told her she wouldn't live to see 40..now she's mid 70's. She had it again in her 50's and beat it again. This is a woman stronger than Hercules....but all that treatment left her weak...we all know she can't fight it this time. She knows it too. Shit hit me like a train. Dunno how my grandad will survive without her. 50 years married yo.

Fuck bro.. dealt with this as well but was much younger at the time. I couldn’t imagine. Prayers your way for certain brother

A loved one in that state had to be one of the hardest things to bear witness to. You and your family are in our thoughts, man.

Thanks bros. Today was a special day. Seeing her play with my son with that smile on her face just like she did with us when we were kids...that pure joy in her heart. That's something that can never be taken.

sorry to hear it man.

as always, gotta be glad for the time you've got rather than dwell on how short it is.

Yeah really sorry to hear that man...that shit's not good...

Now watch Hush come sniff out shit sayin' stfu you butt raped some dog Ex, smh this nigga on my ass sumthin' weird like!?

Take care @Witty...time is precious, & when a loved one unwell...it's extremely hard emotion wise to not only fathom but deal with what happens afterwards...

My prayers are with her fam...chill with her as much as you can, really do feel for your Grandpa tho, that's like losin' almost all off yourself after bein' married that long.

@Exis mad salty, lol... He still throwing shots a week later.
@Witty - sorry to hear that, bro. Put some ACV in her drip. It works miracles, homie.

@Witty prayers to you & your's my friend.

Sending positive energy to you and your family

Sorry to hear this brother. Sending good vibes to you and your fam

my partner lost her nan of 80 years back in january, who played a big part in raising her.

as someone who never really had grandparents myself, i struggled to empathize but suggested she be thankful for having her at all. she showed me she was deeply grateful for the time she had had - privileged, even - and that is ultimately what gave all the gravity to the pain therein.

there's a joy to that sorrow, marrying the opposites.

take from that what you will.