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	<title>Comments on: A Lesson From Elaine&#8217;s Ghost</title>
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		<title>By: Jen</title>
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		<description>I was stationed w/the military in Alaska when my grandmother died. I was sad that I didn&#039;t have the money to fly down to be at her funeral in Florida, and to comfort my mom during this time.

I got the call in the afternoon before her death that evening. My mother called me at work to say that the doctor said she wouldn&#039;t make it much longer.

That night I dreamed (or was it a dream?) of my grandmother with my other grandmother who had passed on years before. They were sitting in chairs beside a swimming pool, looking happy (much more than they had in life), smiling at me. A peaceful song a roommate of mine played often could be heard all around me.

I awakened the next morning to my mother&#039;s phone call that she had indeed died in the course of the night, as had been predicted. I should have felt immense grief at our family&#039;s loss, but the experience I had (whatever it was) had left me feeling that we&#039;d had a peaceful goodbye; and that my grandmother would never want any of us feeling sad for her, because she had gone on to a better place.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was stationed w/the military in Alaska when my grandmother died. I was sad that I didn&#8217;t have the money to fly down to be at her funeral in Florida, and to comfort my mom during this time.</p>
<p>I got the call in the afternoon before her death that evening. My mother called me at work to say that the doctor said she wouldn&#8217;t make it much longer.</p>
<p>That night I dreamed (or was it a dream?) of my grandmother with my other grandmother who had passed on years before. They were sitting in chairs beside a swimming pool, looking happy (much more than they had in life), smiling at me. A peaceful song a roommate of mine played often could be heard all around me.</p>
<p>I awakened the next morning to my mother&#8217;s phone call that she had indeed died in the course of the night, as had been predicted. I should have felt immense grief at our family&#8217;s loss, but the experience I had (whatever it was) had left me feeling that we&#8217;d had a peaceful goodbye; and that my grandmother would never want any of us feeling sad for her, because she had gone on to a better place.</p>
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