Your sentence carries me on

For years I've alwayed wondered the kinda of person you were grandma. But understood the person you loved. Mom always tells me about how losing and solving a problem scared her. How for, in your words, "there is always a solution for every problem." It's what Mom told me when I didn't understand my homework.

At the time I thought it that it was simple and an obvious thing to say because a math question always has an answer. Mom always repeated back that phrase, "a solution for a problem."

When I was finally old enough to understand, when I couldn't understand why my so called friends were not going to be a part of my life. Mom repeat again your phrase, only this time she told that this was what you really always said. "There is a solution for every problem you will face in life, a solution for everything except death." It was a bit morbid but I understand why Mom waited to tell me till I was old enough.

No matter what happens and every problem I ended up facing, your phrase reminded me to keep trying. To not give up or live life with no regrets. Although we never met Grandma you keep making my life a better place. Because of you I learned to never dell in the past. That people are meant to come and go. That there is a solution to every problem throw at me and making mistakes is part of that solution.