A Day Without Thanksgiving

Have you ever lost someone very close to you to the point where you lose all your happiness? I have, three years ago. I've lost someone who brought nothing but happiness in my life. It wasn’t easy at first, but life goes on. Once you lose someone important to you, you realize all the things you didn’t cherish with them. I Have lost my loving grandmother and I have also interviewed my sister about it. Grief is very sad and everyone is going through a rough time.

The Interview
The interview with my sister with questions. I asked her, "do you remember taking me to the hospital to visit grandma Mary?" She said, "yes, and you couldn't handle being in there so you left running." Therefore, I began to tell her about my grandmother's last words
Eventually thanksgiving came along, and it was hard to celebrate a holiday without her being there so we ended up not celebrating thanksgiving that time because we still felt sorrow of course. She was the one who would always make the food and her cooking was always the best. No one understood how down I felt that day I didn't want to do anything. Thanksgiving is suppose to be spent with family, but what's family if the one who brings my family together isn't there?
Then Christmas was right around the corner and it wasn't the same anymore. We celebrated it, but I wouldn’t eat because I never had the appetite to eat anymore. I ended up losing a lot of weight since my grandma died, so my parents took me to the doctor after Christmas. The doctor told me that I am becoming unhealthy and need to improve my eating habits quickly. Therefore, I began to take good care of myself .
Just like in Elliot's story “Where I slept” Steve and his father probably stopped talking to each other after his mother’s death. His father didn’t care for Steve anymore just like my dad didn’t care for my mom. Sometimes family relationships drift apart when there is a death in the family. My parents began to argue about everything; they couldn’t get along anymore. Therefore, They ended up having a divorce which broke me even more. I lost my grandmother and then I lost my parents right after. Ever since then I had to go from one parent to another. Holidays were even worse after that, and then I began to fear losing someone