Home Actress Courtney Ford HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers February 2021 Courtney Ford Instagram - ♥️ #repost @brenebrown

Courtney Ford Instagram – ♥️ #repost @brenebrown

Courtney Ford Instagram - ♥️ #repost @brenebrown

Courtney Ford Instagram – ♥️
#repost @brenebrown | Posted on 15/Feb/2021 00:42:26

Courtney Ford Instagram – Here’s a #fbf of @brandonjrouth and our friend @nathanfillion to offset the old-school photos of my grandma I’m about to drop. She would have loved @therookieabc btw❤️

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In high school, I dated a boy who called his abuela “abuelita”, and I asked my grandmother why we didn’t call her abuela/abuelita as well. “Oh no”, she replied. “When I hear ‘abuelita’, I think of the little viejitas knitting in a rocking chair, with the chin hairs así como, pfft *gestures a measurement* No way!” Even when she was officially “old”, she never saw herself that way. She always had young friends who introduced her to new things. Learning anything new was her favorite thing. “Never stop learning, mijita”.

I can’t believe she’s gone. It just doesn’t make sense to my brain. She overcame a terrible health scare six years ago where we almost lost her, but she fought back from the brink. And then she beat Covid. It’s been 6 weeks of hell, but we thought she would beat the secondary infection too. We cheered her on. But another encore was not to be. She finally made her final bow.

Cedars has access to music therapists for comfort care patients. A friend of mine spoke kindly of a harpist that played for her husband. Last night, we were grateful to meet Danny and his guitar. He asked what kind of music Grama liked, and to our surprise, was able to play the old school postwar Zenda Ballroom Chicano music my grandparents listened to when they were young. It lifted everyone’s spirits, and my grandma seemed to smile. My mom played Échame A Mí La Culpa by Amalia Mendoza on her phone, and everyone told stories and said prayers. It was beautiful and awful. Lovely and heartbreaking. There is a peace, but still anger at how we came to this moment.

She was able to be with her daughters and son when she passed. The rest of us said our goodbyes virtually. Tiny squares with floating heads waving at her through an iPad, saying we loved her. She was in the room when most of us took our first breaths, so it felt right to be able to honor her and be present when she took her last.

I don’t know how to end this post. I love my grama. I’m angry. She should still be here. Wear a mask.

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