The Last Message

Who would you like to talk to soon?

Does WordPress predict or what?

Anyway, I thought this question was for me personally.

I would like to express my gratitude to technology, especially WhatsApp, for making it easy to connect with family around the world.

Last week, we received a call informing us that my grandmother had been taken to the emergency room. Her heart had stopped, and the medical team had to perform all procedures necessary to revive her.

My grandma is 80 years old and has been through a lot. She developed high blood pressure at the age of 35, lost her eyesight a few years ago, and now she is on a strict vegan diet due to some other illness. 

I’m not sure if it was a medication side effect, but her heart is weak. My mom had to buy a ticket a couple of days ago, and goodness, her ticket was over $2000. But I am glad she is with her mom right now.

 I am glad I was able to see my grandma and talk to her via WhatsApp. I am planning to go to see her in August.

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So, if I need to advise anyone on who you should see soon, first, go see your doctor! Don’t miss your annual checkup, dental appointment, or eye doctor appointment. Take care of yourself and eat healthy.

Secondly, check on your parents and grandparents. They loved you when you were a child, and they still love you.

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If I would like and want to see as well. I want to chat with the one stuck in my head.

It will be an AMAZING moment if we meet, not with tears nor with sentimental drama. We are adults and responsible. I know what is not mine is not mine even if I am holding that 1% hope. So, I should act as an adult.

But meet thee with laughter, cheers, and reflection on good memories.

I came across the following sentence online. I’m not sure who said it, but I found it to be a beautiful message.

“I send you my best regards, my beloved, and tell you that I did not fail to greet you, but rather I was busy engraving the letters of your name on my heart”