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[Repo Man]

I didn't cry much when my grandmother died. I think I can bear death of a loving person.

[Mike_W]

My grandfather came very close to death 2 years ago and I was a wreck even then.

[Repo Man]

People are different.

[Dave]

It depends how close they are to the person.

[Crazy Snake]

My grandpa tore me to pieces he stayed with us and he had cancer. Seeing how it brought him down was horrible.

[Mike_W]

My grandfather had gone in for surgery on his leg and ended up developing sepsis afterwards. He stayed in a nursing home for re-hab and his health deteriorated. Luckily, my uncle is a paramedic and he checked my grandfather out and ordered him to ICU at the hospital. He ended up recovering and I feel greatful that he is still alive, infact I just saw him tonight. I love my grandfather very much and came very close to losing him.

[Chrissy]

Emotional detachment is what gets me through things.

[BloodChuckZ]

A lot of my family, friends, and former friends have died. Life goes on for those who are still living.  You get used to it.

[Chrissy]

Death is inevitable and death is certain. You have to accept it.

http://psychology.wikia.com/wiki/Death_and_dying

[Repo Man]

My maternal grandparents died before I was born, my paternal grandmother died when I was 9. Luckily my grandpa still lives.

[BloodChuckZ]

I never had living Grandfathers that I can remember.

[Mike_W]

I have a big family. My granfather originally had 15 other siblings, so as you can imagine I have been to my fair share of funerals. Then factor in any other family members/friends that died.

[Repo Man]

Ever tried drawing your family tree?

[Mike_W]

Not me, but someone in my family did. We have a large book of pictures and information about our family.

[Repo Man]

Pain in the neck, believe me.