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- About my Loss:
- Dad is losing his battle with lung cancer.
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"is griefshare a website like this?"
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I am so sorry. My dad died of lung cancer. My father in law died OD Alzheimer's.
It is all just wrong. Death is such an enemy.
Here is a link to an article about grieving. It also has links within it that discuss the subject of death, and grieving. They helped me.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2008481#h=8:0-19:404
Maybe you will find some helpful suggestions there yourself.
Dear Ann,
I am so sad for your heart being so broken. I know exactly what you are feeling. Take one hour at a time. Cry....let your feelings flow. We grieve as we love - deeply. How blessed you are to have a father who loves you and whom you love so much! Note I use present tense. He is still your dad. You are still his daughter. He is just in another place. Another part of his journey. Life does not just stop when we leave these bodies. Imagine where he is and perhaps that will help you process your missing his physical self. My mother has come and visted me and it was amazing!