Funeral For A Fallen Leaf
Well this is me officially doing my first Dreamwidth/LJ crosspost. I wish it was under better circumstances. (I’m so glad I made that happy post about finishing my book, or I’d only ever be on here when someone was sick or had passed on, I swear
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After her niece’s husband passed of cancer a few years back, she moved in with Kate and became a regular caretaker for her. At 99, Aunt Kate was able to pass away at home.
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Aunt Kate was so amazing & when I think about my book I am publishing, I am sad she isn't here to see it happen. I know she would've been so proud.
That's utterly wonderful. It's what my brother and I are planning to do for our parents (both in their 80s).That is a wonderful commitment you & your brother are making. I hope you are able to, as it is the way anyone should go ( ... )
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Aunt Kate was utterly wonderful & tbh, I think you two would have gotten so well. She would have adored you!
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Thank you. <3 Aunt Kate was amazing. She defied conventions at a time when that was so taboo. And she never lost her freedom. And for that, in and of itself, I admire her.
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If you haven't added me on DW, please do. <3
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Thank you, she truly was. <3 We knew the end was coming. Physically she wasn't doing too bad, but her mind was going, she was getting more & more confused. She never would have wanted to remain, if her mind was not, tbh.
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Thank you. <3
She was always sharing stories of others with us, she'd be delighted to have someone share these stories of her!
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