Gentle hugs. Wish I had better, but hugs.

Thank you, hugs!

Sending you hugs Angela. I know what you mean because sometimes that happens to with those I lost last year.

I am sorry you are in such pain,Angela.

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Big hug sweetie.... If you need to scream let it out sweetie.... Grief can be agony for sure... xo

Thanks everyone, this is so dang hard :(

No doubt about it. Grieving is harder than hard.

Continued support while you work the process.

Scream here, AJ, we hear you!!

Its incredibly hard and i miss my Daddy so bad and need him here with me! Mom is so heartbroken and im just falling apart and barely holding mom up at this point! I need him back here!

So glad you reached out to us here, AJ, we're with you sending support your way!

Its so hard i just want my dad so bad

Angela Jo, I know how you are feeling and how difficult it for you to hold up and having to support your mother as well. My father passed on five years ago, and the devastation, loss, grief and depression that I had felt then was overwhelming. You are going through the grief process now, and it is normal to feel depression, incredulity, anger and loss after your father's passing. Look at the Kubler Ross five stages of grief model, as it may help you to understand your emotions right now and overcome your grief.

Angela Jo, your Dad is always with you but your eyes cannot see. He will be in the beyond waiting for you and your mother until the time for your reunion.

My father is still with me in spirit, because love is the connection that keeps our loved ones bound to us, that death cannot sever this bond. I can feel my father's presence, see glimpses of him in the house, and hear him call my mother's name and mine.

The soul is immortal as it is only the body that perishes. Your father will be with you for the rest of your life, to love, guide and protect.

Big hugs and kisses, and take care of yourself. (((((((HUGS)))))))) from Marie :)

Hi AJ, I’m sorry for the way you are feeling. One thing I learned when my mom died is to celebrate the best moment of her life and the time we shared during her time here rather then count the time she has been gone if that makes sense. It makes grieving a little less painful and helps focus on the positives of their time with us. Many hugs.