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My Grandma is dying... Advice please
I can only afford to travel once to her state (she is in Illinois, I am in Florida). I want to go now so I can see her, tell her goodbye, let her see my boys, etc. If I go now I will not be able to go back for her funeral. Flights for the boys and I will be around $2000. I will feel forever guilty if I miss the funeral, but I want to see her, speak to her, hug her, and tell her how much I love her.
What would you do?
Re: My Grandma is dying... Advice please
She'll love to see the kiddoes, too. Wishing you luck.
Go now and bring your boys to see her and tell her you love her.
When her funeral comes around you can send flowers or you could write a letter/speech or something and ask if it could be read at her service.
Sorry that you're faced with such a hard decision.
Go now. She will love seeing you and the kids, and you will get to say goodbye.
Absolutely now. It's going to mean more to all of you to see her again.
~Benjamin Franklin
DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
Go Now
I agree that funerals are for the living. While it would be nice if you could support the rest of your family at the funeral, I wholeheartedly agree that it is far more important to have a last few moments with your grandma. I would go now.
Go now. You'll regret not seeing her alive one more time more than you will missing her funeral.
I would most definately go and say goodbye and I love you one more time to her.
What would you say to her dead?
Say it while she's alive so that both of youi can treasure it