How people face different people’s death

How people face different people’s death

People will have different emotions when different people(family, friends, someone you know but not very close to you, strangers, etc) around them die.Do some research about this topic, plus write more about these following stories I offered. The first time I heard about someone I know had died was when I was 5 or 6, it was my uncle. I hardly knew him, I just knew that “death” is a scary thing I remember I felt afraid when I heard “die” from my mother.When I was 12, I was 7th grade, my english teacher died because of brain cancer. I was very shocked because I was talking to her weeks before she died and she looked just fine. She encouraged me a lot and i liked her, none of her students knew that she was sick. I was shocked, upset, sad, but I wasn’t crying, I just feel bad and it took me sometime to accept this.when I was 13, my grandpa died. He died because of lung cancer. I knew he was sick but I did not expect that severe. When I heard this from my mom, I felt it hard to accept and I felt regret. I regret that I did not spend much time with him. After my grandpa’s death, my mother became a bud dish, she said that religion will help her find the peace in her heart and it helps to get over the truth that her father is gone. I also interviewed my boyfriend, when he was 14, his grandmother died. He grew up with his grandmother, when he saw her die, he was desperate he could not believe he lost someone who was there for him everyday. He cried everyday after his grandma died.When I was 14, there was a big earthquake happened in my country, people who died in that disaster were strangers to me, but I feel so sad and my heart was broken. I also felt that life is too fragile, I really need to treasure every moment with the people I love.

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