Thanks guys
Yeah, she's with my father and his wife right now, and I've been with them the last few days because due to his cancer, my dad is quickly exhausted. That way, he could go get some rest, and my grandmother wouldn't be alone.
And Sunday we'll celebrate my brother's birthday, so the whole family will be gathered around her. I know it might feel weird to celebrate a birthday in times like these, but my dad and I decided that making it it any heavier than it already is would be pointless, and called it a "funeral with cake".
I wasn't really close to my great-aunt, she was a familiar figure when I was a little kid, but the kind that exists outside your bubble universe. And my uncle was a weird guy, we never were really close.
Honestly I'm not feeling much grief, or loss. It's sad, but it doesn't make me sad. I'm just so sorry for my cousin and my grandmother, seeing them in such pain is really difficult right now.
And there's this whole feeling of impeding doom, wondering if there's anyone left on the list. We still don't know if my dad will make it out of his cancer, and my grandmother, who's 90 and has a fragile heart, has taken a huge, visible hit those last few days... I just can't shake this awful feeling that the scything's not quite over yet.