Why?
My grandmother had surgery to remove a tumour from her brain on the 9th of August. They did tests and it is cancer. I wasn't told the name of the cancer, but it's one that really isn't treatable. The doctors will do five rounds of radiation therapy, but it won't do much. The time she has left is about six months. I really don't like the month of August everything bad happens in it. And in 6 months I'll be almost 20, so it will still have the effect of every three years someone else close to me passes away. At least it gives me some time to semi get over one thing and face another. But I mean, losing both my grandmothers in the space of 2 and a half years is not something I want. But it's not in my hands, it's in God's. He knows what is best and will guide me through this. I have a stronger faith than I used to and I'm hoping that will help me cope with these next few months. Who would have thought that it would be my grandmothers' gone when it's my grandfathers' that have had the near death health problems. I don't want to say that it's not fair, but I can't help but feel a bit like that. At least both Grandma and Nan have the faith they needed/need to get through this. Nan knows there is a better place she will be going to. I just wish she could be around to see me get married, or even just engaged. Not all our prayers are answered. It's just not the time for that to happen. I'm going to get back to work now since it is my last day here. God Bless.
