A Gem
I loved her very much and she loved me too. I know this to be true because when no one was around she put her arms around me and hugged me and would say, "I love you Kimmie Sue" I remember asking her if she loved me more than Jocque? She put her arms around me and said"Kimmie Sue, you could never be that big of a pain in my a**" I really loved her and I miss her. Part of me really wishes I wouldn't have sat at her bed sponging her mouth and pushing that morphine pump right when it was available but I didn't want her to be in pain any more I tried to keep her mouth moist and I comb her hair like she did for me many times. She passed away 10 minutes after I left to run home and change. I guess she didn't want me to see her take her last breath but I'm okay with that cause the image I have of my grandma isn't the woman I watched with awe my entire life it was a very sick woman who was eager to spend eternity with her love, her husband, her rock and her second biggest pain in the a**, my grandpa, Vic. I love them, I miss them and this just one pieces that made me who I am, helped instill good morals, values and integrity. More to be revealed
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