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Anybody who would like to share information about their dads are welcome to.
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joyce
thanks for sharing your memories
joyce
i'm 20 and i know he's not coming back, but if i stare at his picture for awhile it's wierd to think that the man in the photo was my father, and he's not returning.
Life will never be the same.
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Paula
It's still so early that for me everything is still a bit surreal. I have moments that my eyes well up with tears, just because... And moments that it doesn't seem real... And... Every day is a new lesson in dealing with grief, and trying to help the others who loved my dad (my mom, brother, other family members, close friends) do the same.
We were very close and shared nothing but love. I know, I have always known, how lucky I was to have a father like that.
I was at his bedside when he passed. He wanted me with him while he was in hospice. The nurses told me that the few times I would go home for a shower, he would always ask for me.
His death was always my greatest fear. Somehow, listening to others on this site gives me a small measure of hope, that my life and my family's lives will get better. We will always love him and hold him close.
I guess you can tell, I could write for days about him. I thank all of you for taking time to listen and for sharing your losses with me. Somewhere, between the lines we write, I have to have faith, that healing is taking place.
It's only been one month, so emotionally I'm all over the place. The worst are when I think of the "never-agains", like I'm never going to argue politics with him again. I sure miss him, and am trying to take it one day at a time.