But it just gets even better. My aunt calls me yelling at me because I gave my cousins dad ( hes not apart of her life and never really has been) a picture of her. I explained the reasoning behind it and my aunt understood, but now wont speak to me. I wrote a message to my cousin appologizing and telling her my reasoning, and that i love her and all i received back was a "ok, i agree" that's it. She isn't speaking to my now either. They are two of very little of my family that i still talk to. BUT WAIT!!! Theres more!! My second cousin has been in the hospital for months with health problems. I got a phone call yesterday from my mom telling me that she passed away yesterday morning. so here i am alone grieving because i cant afford to fly home. wow life is great 
please pray for him.
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