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Comment by Katherine Ellis on September 22, 2009 at 5:16pm
Feeling the lost of my Dad and Daughter today. My heart is sad with the knowledge that it will be years until we meet again.
Comment by Julie Dolsey-Weiss on September 10, 2009 at 6:14am
I am sorry for your loss. I believe in Heaven and God and Know she is there, as you say it would kill me if i never saw her again. My dad died in 2005 and I was just getting a handling that now losing my mom less than a month ago. I feel so lost and lonely, numb and in shock but it also brings my dads memory up.

Take care
Comment by Benny Shipton on September 9, 2009 at 6:17pm
this weekend is six months since my dad died, i cant believe how much time has passed. i had only ever been away from him for 2 weeks. the only thing that keeps me going is the belief that he is still around in spirit. if i thought i would never get to see him again i dont know how i would be coping.
Comment by Julie Dolsey-Weiss on September 8, 2009 at 7:01pm
Oh my goodness I just can not believe so many of us have lost our parent/parents. My dad died due to colon cancer and I hope his final moments he found peace. My mom just died August 17, 2009 and I feel at times many emotions; heavyness, ache in my chest, then other times I cry for just a few minutes. Still other times I can look at her picture, her urn and feel nothing. I loved my mom very much.

I had just gotten to a good place of accepting my dad's death and now this, on top of the fact my wonderful Step Mother is fighting for her life with PF-Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Comment by Nacole Walls on September 1, 2009 at 1:18pm
Fathers day was theone month passing of my daddy. My youngest nephew will turn 4 on the sixth of this month and his poppa would have turned 61 on the 27th of this month. It is so hard to think about my dad being gone and us not getting to hug him or hear him anymore. Im so so sad about this I want to go back and have at least one more minute with him.
Comment by Becky Redmon on August 16, 2009 at 9:50pm
Hello all,

My father passed away Aug 15, nurses said peacefully in his sleep. I hope this is true. I already miss him to much. He was the only true friend I had. Always there when I needed him. We love him so much. It was a hellacious journey he took for 3 months, and he took us with him, but he went to the finish line. I love you, Papie. Forgive me for not being patient with you, for not showing my love for you enough, for not doing enough for you. You sacrificed yourself for us. You were our life.
Rest in peace, my papie. You never left us, but you had to now. I want to hug you again, want to talk to you again, want to buy you peanuts again, please, we wish we had another chance. Why!!!! This is so unbearable, we will never understand. Papie, please look out after us and stay with us in spirit. WE love you.
Comment by Tiffany on August 12, 2009 at 10:14pm
Its coming up on a year "Aug 18th" since my dad passed away and I don't think I have really delt with my loss. My dad and I were really close my whole life even though he was gone alot with work I still knew he was there. He had been sick for years and I moved away at 19 and didn't see alot of it but for me that was a good thing I think it helped me remember him as we was before. Now that the year is coming up I am starting to feel it I think I miss him so much and don't really have anyone to talk to about it because no one I know has been though this besides my mom and its hard to talk with her about it cause its hard for her as well. I guess thats why I joined here maybe it will help me.
Comment by Vikki Avila on August 10, 2009 at 8:06am
Dad's are so very special....God bless you
Comment by Cat Bailey on August 6, 2009 at 3:50pm
I miss my dad so much. We did everything together. Even when he was sick, I was always first on his mind. I would somtimes wake up in the night with nightmares, and he always told me I could come downstairs and talk with him anytime. I knew I was his number one -- and it made me feel so special. He died four days ago, but he was in the hospital for about a month prior, and for the past two weeks they've been telling us he wasn't going to make it. I still held on to the hope that he would, though. If anyone could, it would be him. I still can't believe he's gone from this world forever. I pray that time will at least heal some of the pain -- but it feels impossible right now. I still half expect to see him everywhere I go.
Comment by Diana, Grief Recovery Coach on July 22, 2009 at 1:24pm
Vikki,
I've seen this time and time again. People react differently to loss. Depression is part of grief and it helps to talk to others who are experiencing the same, Keeping a journal is also a good release as well as posting pics. Your brothers and sister are just grieving in their own way. It's perfectly natural.
 

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