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I'm so sorry to hear that Kaz. My deepest condolences.
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Amen sister.A whole fucking year, since my Dad died.
It's been really tough.
Even now, I go to tell him things he would be interested in, then it hits me, that I can't.
All I ask members here, is tell your loved ones how much you love them, because one day it will be too late & you will never get to tell them how you feel about them.
Lost my Mum to cancer last year in July, I actually started a thread about losing her after seeing this one.A whole fucking year, since my Dad died.
It's been really tough.
Even now, I go to tell him things he would be interested in, then it hits me, that I can't.
All I ask members here, is tell your loved ones how much you love them, because one day it will be too late & you will never get to tell them how you feel about them.
I understand exactly what you mean. My dad passed away aged 62 from heart attack brought on by his serve case of rheumatoid arthritis.A whole fucking year, since my Dad died.
It's been really tough.
Even now, I go to tell him things he would be interested in, then it hits me, that I can't.
All I ask members here, is tell your loved ones how much you love them, because one day it will be too late & you will never get to tell them how you feel about them.
Some of the best advice one can get right there. Hope you are holding up ok on what would obviously be a hard day for you and your family.A whole fucking year, since my Dad died.
It's been really tough.
Even now, I go to tell him things he would be interested in, then it hits me, that I can't.
All I ask members here, is tell your loved ones how much you love them, because one day it will be too late & you will never get to tell them how you feel about them.
God give him and your family strength.Kaz, I can't imagine what you are going through.
My father is currently in St Vincents being treated for cancer (multiple myeloma). His prognosis, whist not as positive as it seemed to be a about 9 months ago when he was first diagnosed, is still so-so. But it has given me much thought about our relationship, and how it has evolved over the years to where I can feel how happy he is to hear my voice and to see my son on skype (fuck, tears are forming as I type this). Spending some time with him at hospital a couple of weekends ago also showed me how he really is starting to depend on my for support, like I would have on him over the years. I know he will probably die before me of course, but you just hope its not bloody well now...
All the best. Hugs.
PS: Get your fucking skin checked please. Everyone. My father worked as a cane cutter in the 60s as a 14 year old. No shirt, hat etc of course. He now pays the price. I finally went at age 40 recently, and had two cut out.
Doesn't matter how old we are, we still need them don't we?Sorry to hear it. I know what its like i dont have either parents any more.
We sure do mate. Bless you Tank.Doesn't matter how old we are, we still need them don't we?
And you my bro.We sure do mate. Bless you Tank.
My dad passed 4 months before my first child was to be born. My dad kept saying that we were having a boy he was sure of it. Couple of days after he passed we found out we were having a boy. Having my son so soon after my dad passing definitely helped the healing process and kept me busy. The thing that upset me most was that my dad was so excited that we were having a baby but he never got to meet him.And you my bro.
It was a roller coaster losing my old man.
Got married one week,
Lost my dad the following week,
My son conceived the week after that.
Heart fucked up 2 months after that.
Doctors say it was an airborne virus that destroyed my heart, my mum says losing my dad broke it.