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Help, grandmother just passed away and im in a state of confusion. how do i accept this fact?
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Believe she lives on: Your grandmother's body has died. Her spirit or soul has not. She continues to love you as she always has. Talk to her, tell her how much you love and miss her. She will hear you. Ask her to find a way to get a message to you that she is around. Spirit people can often find a way. Maybe your priest or minister can offer some comfort.
Answered 1/14/2014
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