My grandmother died November 26th, 2009. It was quite sudden-she contracted pneumonia and ultimately died from undetected liver failure. I was quite close to her since the age of 4-she lived less than 1/2 hour away from my family and we visited her all the time. Her children (my father, uncle and aunt) very generously gave me her car and many other possessions of hers-DH and I are young and don't have much money. However, it is very difficult for me to look around my home and see her things-I am grateful but not sure if the objects are just proving more depressing. Has anyone else gone through a similar experience and how did they handle it?
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