Im so sorry, you're in my heart and prayers. This month on the 28th will be two years since i lost my mom. Its a blessing you could be there for your Dad. Its also more closure for you. Your right, it is tough. Take care and be well. I understand ❤
Sincere condolences! I know how hard this can be. It sounds like you did so much and I'm sure it made this time better for him than it might otherwise have been. It's all so much and it's so hard. Just remember that you are not alone! ❤
I'm so sorry to hear this. My deepest condolences. I know there's nothing to say that will make you feel better. Just this, to maybe help in the months to follow: When my Mom died a couple of years ago, I tried really hard to focus on the good things we've experienced together and not to think about the last few months. That helped. Also, what I took away from her passing is, if you want to do something, like, anything, the best time to do it is now. Not next year, not next month. Today. Or make plans for it and do it this week. Don't wait. Make a list. And always do that one thing from it first that you really want to do. Don't waste any more time. She taught me a lot of things, but this was her final lesson for me. In death, even. She taught me to not waste time. Sometimes I even imagine she gave her life to teach me that. Her most important lesson. And it's the same with anyone you knew who died. By leaving us they teach us to value life, to embrace it, and to move on and enjoy every minute of it, because you just don't know when there's no time left.
My thoughts go out to you during this difficult time. I lost my Dad a few months ago, and I can completely relate to the insomnia you are experiencing. It's almost like a blank alertness in your body. I think it's probably a normal step in the grieving process. Watching your videos has been a lovely experience during my difficult months, so I hope you find small pleasures in your days, like you have provided for all of us who watch your videos. These small daily/weekly joys help, because they provide the counter balance to the heaviness that loss brings.❤
I hope this "sorry" from me and everyone else doesn't bring you back to sorrow. My memories of grief have always been of the lack of boundaries to it: there wasn't a moment I could count on to halt the feeling, it just kept emerging and emerging, and that somehow made it feel deeper, like my body didn't have permission to let the feeling go though my mind would try. Maybe the upcoming funeral can be that for you, a kind of permission to not hold it all so tight. I feel foolish writing anything because I know it can't suffice; still, you have all my best wishes. Please prioritize yourself and stay well. 🙏
Im so sorry, you're in my heart and prayers. This month on the 28th will be two years since i lost my mom. Its a blessing you could be there for your Dad. Its also more closure for you. Your right, it is tough. Take care and be well. I understand ❤
My condolences to you and your family.
Sincere condolences! I know how hard this can be. It sounds like you did so much and I'm sure it made this time better for him than it might otherwise have been. It's all so much and it's so hard. Just remember that you are not alone! ❤
God bless you and him.
☹Peace to you Angela, and your family. I'm sorry to hear of the news.
So sorry! ♥️😞
may he rest in peace
I'm so very sorry for your loss. Sending lots of love and hugs.
I'm so sorry to hear this. My deepest condolences. I know there's nothing to say that will make you feel better. Just this, to maybe help in the months to follow: When my Mom died a couple of years ago, I tried really hard to focus on the good things we've experienced together and not to think about the last few months. That helped. Also, what I took away from her passing is, if you want to do something, like, anything, the best time to do it is now. Not next year, not next month. Today. Or make plans for it and do it this week. Don't wait. Make a list. And always do that one thing from it first that you really want to do. Don't waste any more time. She taught me a lot of things, but this was her final lesson for me. In death, even. She taught me to not waste time. Sometimes I even imagine she gave her life to teach me that. Her most important lesson. And it's the same with anyone you knew who died. By leaving us they teach us to value life, to embrace it, and to move on and enjoy every minute of it, because you just don't know when there's no time left.
So sorry. It is never easy to loose a loved one. Keep you in my prayers. 🙏♥
My thoughts go out to you during this difficult time. I lost my Dad a few months ago, and I can completely relate to the insomnia you are experiencing. It's almost like a blank alertness in your body. I think it's probably a normal step in the grieving process. Watching your videos has been a lovely experience during my difficult months, so I hope you find small pleasures in your days, like you have provided for all of us who watch your videos. These small daily/weekly joys help, because they provide the counter balance to the heaviness that loss brings.❤
I hope this "sorry" from me and everyone else doesn't bring you back to sorrow. My memories of grief have always been of the lack of boundaries to it: there wasn't a moment I could count on to halt the feeling, it just kept emerging and emerging, and that somehow made it feel deeper, like my body didn't have permission to let the feeling go though my mind would try. Maybe the upcoming funeral can be that for you, a kind of permission to not hold it all so tight.
I feel foolish writing anything because I know it can't suffice; still, you have all my best wishes. Please prioritize yourself and stay well. 🙏
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I'm very sorry for your loss. I hope and pray that you and your family will find peace and closure during this sad time. 🫂 ❤