Personal Narrative: How My Mom Changed My Life

My whole family saw it coming, but we didn't think it would happen all at once. My grandma and my grandpa got very sick. That wasn't all, just a week later Julia passed. The things I went though changed my look on life. My grandpa is someone that I wasn't close with but showed me how fast life can go. He had cancer and passed 3 months after we found out. This was the day after my birthday. Of course everyone was upset, but it didn't hurt me as much because we weren't very close. I was upset because I knew how it felt, how it felt to lose someone. I learned that life can slip right from your fingertips in a short period of time. Another person that made me think about life is my grandma. Myocarditis is a virus that slowly shuts down your body. She was diagnosed with it 4 years ago. She slowly couldn't walk, then soon she couldn't eat by herself. She lived a short life of 57 but was one of the best grandmas. She taught me that to respect your health and never give up on yourself.

She was only in 4th grade she passed away with a brain tumor. No one knew about it. One day she woke up and her head was killing her. She went to the hospital and they found it. No one could believe what happened, someone losing her life and that young is just heart breaking. She taught me the biggest lesson, never give your hopes up, anything can happen at any moment.
All of these people didn't tell me a life lesson they showed me one. Anything can happen, if you want it to happen or not. One day someone can be healthy and fine, and the other there not. Losing people is hard, but losing people you love and care about is harder. There's lots of ups and downs in a person's life. No matter what you can get through it, like I