I'm so sorry for your losses, friend. It's really hard feeling helpless as we watch our loved ones making bad health and even life-threatening decisions despite our sometimes aggressive pleas to them to just look at the truth of matters. So many of us here are in the same boat. I've lost two loved ones so far and am watching so many more loved ones struggling with health issues that I'm certain were caused by the experimental drugs, praying they survive. On top of that, years ago, before Covid was even a thought, how many of us lost loved ones to cancer? I'm now fairly certain that most of those were also casualties of the beasts' slow-roll genocide. The difference is that NOW WE SEE. The losses are just as painful, maybe moreso.

When Q stated that the people can't just be told, they have to be shown, that included all of us, too, not just the normies. We had to be shown just how impossible it is to reach even our loved ones, how our heartfelt warnings, made from a place of love, fell on deaf ears. We had to be shown, with our own loved ones, just how completely they've been brainwashed. They've been terrorized with a constant fear campaign, manipulated by a multi-pronged societal psyop and it's the rare normies that some of us are able to reach and pull out from the clutches of this evil.

God gave us all free will to exist here on this earth, but to survive we must be willing to look at the evil as well as the good. Don't be angry at your fallen loved ones. Cherish all the good memories of time spent with them and thank God for these blessings. There is real evil in this world just as there is real good. As for the evil, it should be pretty clear by now that we can't, as individuals, eradicate it on our own. Give it to God to crush the evil and He'll use many people in many ways to do the works He wants them to while He shows humanity just what living on earth truly entails. God wins this current war as He will in the end. Do what you can in your journey here and keep the faith.

You may want to try another way to get some of this pain off your chest. Take some time by yourself and "speak to" your dearly departed (yes, out loud). Tell them you're angry with them that they didn't listen, angry that they made bad choices and that you're angry with them because you love them and always will. Tell them you wish they were here and healthy, that you forgive them and want them to be at peace and that the only thing that really matters is the bond of love you share with them. The anger will fade and disappear. The fine memories and love will last forever. It's the strongest force on earth (and beyond). Love is God's greatest gift to us.

(Sorry I wrote a mini novel here, OP. Just trying to give you some solace). May God give His grace and mercy to your beloved aunt and uncle and may He give peace and comfort to you and their other loved ones. 🙏✝️

I'm so sorry for your losses, friend. It's really hard feeling helpless as we watch our loved ones making bad health and even life-threatening decisions despite our sometimes aggressive pleas to them to just look at the truth of matters. So many of us here are in the same boat. I've lost two loved ones so far and am watching so many more loved ones struggling with health issues that I'm certain were caused by the experimental drugs, praying they survive. On top of that, years ago, before Covid was even a thought, how many of us lost loved ones to cancer? I'm now fairly certain that most of those were also casualties of the beasts' slow-roll genocide. The difference is that NOW WE SEE. The losses are just as painful, maybe moreso.

When Q stated that the people can't just be told, they have to be shown, that included all of us, too, not just the normies. We had to be shown just how impossible it is to reach even our loved ones, how our heartfelt warnings, made from a place of love, fell on deaf ears. We had to be shown, with our own loved ones, just how completely they've been brainwashed. They've been terrorized with a constant fear campaign, manipulated by a multi-pronged societal psyop and it's the rare normies that some of us are able to reach and pull out from the clutches of this evil.

God gave us all free will to exist here on this earth, but to survive we must be willing to look at the evil as well as the good. Don't be angry at your fallen loved ones. Cherish all the good memories of time spent with them and thank God for these blessings. There is real evil in this world just as there is real good. As for the evil, it should be pretty clear by now that we can't, as individuals, eradicate it on our own. Give it to God to crush the evil and He'll use many people in many ways to do the works He wants them to while He shows humanity just what living on earth truly entails. God wins this current war as He will in the end. Do what you can in your journey here and keep the faith.

You may want to try another way to get some of this pain off your chest. Take some time by yourself and "speak to" your dearly departed (yes, out loud). Tell them you're angry with them that they didn't listen, angry that they made bad choices and that you're angry with them because you love them and always will. Tell them you wish they were here and healthy, that you forgive them and want them to be at peace and that the only thing that really matters is the bond of love you share with them. The anger will fade and disappear. The fine memories and love will last forever. It's the strongest force on earth (and beyond). Love is God's greatest gift to us.

(Sorry I wrote a mini novel here, OP. Just trying to give you some solace). May God give His grace and mercy to your beloved aunt and uncle and peace and comfort to you and their other loved ones. 🙏✝️