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As a child, we tend not to think about death, nor are we really aware of it. In 2013, I lost the most important person in my life; my sister. April, she was really the most sweetest person to know. Every year around this month, she'd already be planning when to come visit and see me. What scarred me most of the dread was walking into that dull, quiet hospital room, of which had all my family looking down at my sleeping sister. The only thing about it was she wasn't sleeping. She layed limp, untouched and stuck in that god forbidden coma. I knew I no longer had that influence in my life. I,went through doubt, anger, sadness, and am still feeling it today. The regret I feel is almost unbearable. I knew I should have called her more, I knew I should have given her that one last hug and thanked her for everything she's done for me. I regret never saying that last "I love you." Now, It's been a few years since then and I am yet to forget that day. For this Christmas, whoever you are reading this with siblings or parents, appreciate them and love them with all you have. You never know the pain and regret 'til they're really what you can call, "really gone."
This is a short I guess venting about my sister and what it feels to lose a sibling.
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