My favorite uncle was diagnosed with cancer, again. He has been having problems speaking on the phone from previous surgeries, so I've picked up pen and paper a few times to write him a letter and I keep coming up blank. Everything I write seems too morbid and good bye.

 

I am at a loss for words. Suggestions?

My favorite uncle was diagnosed with cancer, again. He has been having problems speaking on the phone from previous surgeries, so I've picked up pen and paper a few times to write him a letter and I keep coming up blank. Everything I write seems too morbid and good bye.

 

I am at a loss for words. Suggestions?

 

When my grandmother passed away she was lucid and aware what was happening. We didn't have much time, but I went to her and grabbed hand, kissed it, and told how much I love her and that I'd see her "in the twinking of eye".

 

You usually don't get the chance to say goodbye to someone you care about. Don't miss this this opportuntity to let him what he means to you.

When my grandmother passed away she was lucid and aware what was happening.  We didn't have much time, but I went to her and grabbed hand, kissed it, and told how much I love her and that I'd see her "in the twinking of eye". 

 

You usually don't get the chance to say goodbye to someone you care about.  Don't miss this this opportuntity to let him what he means to you.

 

My grandma was the same way. She had pancreatic cancer, and I was careful to schedule a trip before she went into the advance stages.

Thats a tough one TexSox

 

my unlce (who took me to my first sox game) died of cancer.

Just thinking about the people I've lost along the way, I wish I could have told them how much I loved them and some of my favorite memories of my time with them.