Just lost the greatest man in my life

[RoyJackson]

Please accept my deepest sympathies...

 

[jinman]

Mike, there's no amount of warning or planning you can do for the end. It's always a shock when you lose someone you loved so much. Nothing prepares you for the sudden void in your life. Use the memories to put strength and determination in your character. You honor your father by trying to be the man he was. You and your family are in my thoughts and wishes for strength during this very hard time. Your mother will especially need family to be attentive and offer her care. Try to make her see how useful she still is because suddenly not having your father to care for will make her feel completely lost with possible feelings of worthlessness. Keep her engaged and don't be afraid to find something for her to do to occupy those long lonely hours.

 

[familyman]

I can only tell you how I cope with the loss of my dad; he spent his life giving me the skills, attitudes and tools to survive. I am grateful, so grateful, for all that he shared. He really cared, really loved me enough to give me the things that really mattered.
I will use them, grow them, and pass them on to my daughter and her children.
Your dad gave you a great gift; himself.
It was to prepare you for this and for all else that is coming.
You are better prepared than most, thanks to him.

God bless you and your family.

 

[Jesse masterson]

Sorry for the loss I know the pain to well lost my bro in may lost my dad in may 03 lost my mom in may 85 , sometimes it still hurts. The pain will never go away totally but it will get better.may he who inhabits the heavens give you strength.

 

[brin]

My deepest sympathy....Memories, how long they linger....cherish those...

 

[Furu]

My deepest sympathies are with you and your loved ones. Be there for your mother as she will definitely need you during the coming weeks.

 

[Mace Canute]

My condolences pharmvet. I lost my dad awhile back too, when I was 8 years and 2 months old so take solace in the fact you actually got to know him. (I'm 60 now.)



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[EE_Bota]

My Dad has passed and I know it is hard. But on the bright side:
Your dad was loved, and he was at home, he was not alone, and he was anticipating something good as he went to sleep, and he died peacefully in his sleep. That's quite a blessing, and I hope it brings you some comfort. It's a start, and the rest will come with time with the help of your friends and family, and the things your Dad taught you.

 

[arrow]

Deepest condolences pharm. Parents , no matter what the relationship to the child being either good,bad or indifferent, are links to the chain of our makeup. When one breaks, no amount of preparation suffices.

 

[chad22]

Sorry for your loss. My dad is 64 and I dread the day I get the news of his death. We almost lost him almost a year ago. He was coughing up blood so bad, that (From his own words) thought he was gonna die that day. I'm glad he didn't.

The first responders even radioed for a medevac chopper because it was so serious. But then he stopped coughing up the blood so they responded back to dispatch that they didn't need the helicopter anymore.

It went from life threatening to non life threatening in a matter of a few minutes. I was so relieved that I wanted to do a dance. :cool2: I was so happy he was gonna be okay.

I hope he lives a lot longer and healthy life. I hope to have some kids someday and want him to live to see his Grandkids.

Chad.