Personal Narrative: My Grandma Changed My Life

My grandma was a very great person. She was always nice to everyone and always cared about people. Sadly, on December 31st she passed away from cancer. We were all devastated and miss her a lot.
When my grandma and grandpa moved to Fargo my grandma began a daycare. She ran this daycare for 30 plus years. She would always provide food that the kids wanted and not what she wanted. She cared equally for each kid and never left anyone out of anything.
My grandma was also involved in various organizations such as PTA, Blue Birds, Campfire, Sunday School and other boards. She also loved bird watching, flower gardening, and spending time with all of her grandchildren. She had a big book with all of the different types of birds in it. So, if I would

She started chemotherapy and eventually got a little bit better. She was positive throughout this whole process so I thought everything would be ok.
Just when I thought things were getting better, everything went downhill. My grandma ended up having to go back to the hospital and had to do chemo therapy again. We went to go visit her a couple days before New Year’s Eve. When I saw her laying there in the hospital bed the first thing I noticed was how much weight she had lost. It was hard for her to talk, but before we left she said, “I love you” I answered back saying “Love you too grandma.” We walked out and I just wanted to cry, but I didn’t because I don’t like crying so I just kept it all inside of me.
Our plan was so go back to the hospital on New Year’s Eve to see her again because we knew she was on her last stretch of life. On New Year’s Eve at about 2:00am, I was laying in my bed watching Netflix. I heard my mom get up and she was talking to someone on the phone. My first thought was that my grandma died, I started to cry. I was hoping for the best and making myself think of the best and that nothing