The Bad News

Yesterday, October 26, 2010 I woke up thinking it was going to be a good day and that I was going to have a good day. I was able to get someone to cover part of my shift at work so that I could go to my sister's choir concert. However, what started off as an optimistic day turned into a really hard day. And it was not a bad day because of the weather or because i was stuck in a basement full of people that annoyed the crap out of me. It turned into a bad day because sometime between 11am and noon I received a text message from one of my Aunts. She went to the doctor and they found 4 tumors!!! That is a lot of tumors. I have heard of people finding one but never more than one at a time. As of right now they are not sure if its cancer and they are not sure if they are going to be able to do anything for her. Her doctors said there is a really good chance though that it could be cancer. As if that news was not enough, literally a few hours later I received another text message, this time from my grandma. She told me that doctors had found cancer in my great grandma. Now my great grandma and great grandpa are my role models. They are who helped make me who I am. They took me to church and got me involved. When I was having rough times they were there and always showed me so was God and that if they were  not there at the moment that I was never alone. Now both of them are in a nursing home neither of them doing the greatest. We have no idea how bad the cancer is yet. It is sad to say but unfortunately because my great grandma has had bad health for so long now I am just kinda preparing myself and waiting for the text or call saying she has past away. Getting all t hat bad news really made my day hard and rough. I sat in my dorm by myself and just cried when my roommate was in class. I just keep praying they caught the cancer early enough in both of my relatives that something can be done and they can get help. But I also know that in the event they can not help them and we lose them soon I know I will never be alone thanks to my great grandparents.