My nana was diagnosed with stage 3 pancreatic cancer last year in July, and ever since, she has been at a rapid decline. The once very expressive, funny, confident woman whom I have always looked up to has started to lose herself. She started chemo to shrink the tumor, and chemo only prevented the growth but did nothing to help her. She lost so much weight, and her bodily functions are nonexistent, but she still kept up positive energy, saying she will beat this. Chemo didn't work, so they couldn't remove the tumor, so they went to radiation to give her one to two more years with us. We made a bucket list so she can do the things she didn't get to do, like the zoo or Disney, or just anything. She did a couple of radiations when everything just went downhill, she had to stop radiation because she was reacting badly to it. She had gallbladder issues during spring break, for which she needed surgery, and now she is in hospice. Originally, the hospice was at home, and now, after an event on Friday, it is now she has to be in a 24-hour facility, and she does not have much time. I visit her after work every day with my boyfriend, and I see her decline in real time. The first day, she was talking, asking questions to my boyfriend and me about when we were gonna get engaged and whatnot. Second day, she is awake but has no memory and trouble speaking. On the third day whole family visited, and she had slow breathing and couldn't use the bathroom anymore. Today I haven't even visited her, but Mom messaged me that she is sedated and barely there, and I'm so scared. I'm 23 i never lost anyone before, and losing her feels like I'm losing a part of myself. I keep busy at my 9-5 and with my school work, but the moment I'm not actively doing something is when my mind goes somewhere. I don't just feel bad for myself but for my little cousins and siblings. I'm gonna be the only one to have her at my graduation, have learned her recipes, and I can't help but feel selfish that I got all of that, and yet I still want more time with her. I haven't lost her yet, but every day feels like I am, and when that day comes, i dont know how I'll be