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- About Me:
- Hi I'm Chris I'm 48 yrs of age and I'm a retired Chef. I live on a Farm were I have many different animals and an extensive garden including a vineyard. I spend my days taking care of our home our animals and cooking for the family. When the weather is good I love to spend time in the garden. I like dining out painting and my biggest passion is cooking and inventing new recipies.
- About my Loss:
- On March 9th 2013 a piece of my heart was ripped from my chest when my Father died. He had a brain tumor and was very ill. I was with him every day until the last. He always said he wasn't in any pain but I know it wasn't true. He lost his drive his laughter and his dignity right infront of my eyes. He was my friend my Dad he was my hero and I miss him to pieces.
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Traumatic loss of an only child
I started this group so that people who have lost their only child or the only child that remained, as in my case, could come together because I believe people that did have a child or children who now have none have special issues.
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On March 9th 2013 we mourned the loss of a wonderful man, husband and father; a man who always put others before himself, who loved and cherished his family and his friends.
My Dad lived life to the fullest with both his friends and family and if he could speak to us today while watching over us, he would tell everyone not to mourn his death but to celebrate the life he lived and the memories he has left us.
Throughout his cruel illness, never once did he utter a complaint; in fact it became an expected answer of his to say “IM FINE” to any question about how he felt.
In a sense he was very right as he was the finest of all fine fathers and husbands.
He was also very lucky that just before he fell into a coma, he had the pleasure to have by his bedside all his children, including those residing abroad.
We don’t say goodbye to my Dad but to tell him that we will love him forever as he will always be with us in our hearts.