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message no. 686
| Message from: Kay,
07 June 05 |
| Subject: My Dad
Hi everyone,
I am 18 and lost my dad suddenly on the 13th April.
He was extremely healthy and had only been ill twice in the past
12 years.
He died at work of a massive heart attack, and no-one knows why
it happened, just that it did.
I still find it hard to understand, and I dont think it has really
sunk in for me.
I try not to spend time at home and I dont talk to anyone about
it, as i worry abour gettin them down.
I hope this is somewhere I can talk to people who know how i
feel, and are going through similar things.
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Reply from:Hannah
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Subject: I lost my dad too
My Dad died on the 30th October 2004- also of a massive
heart-attack that was very sudden. Thanks Kay for showing me that there
are people in my position. It's really tough to lose a parent- but for
anyone who just has, it's been 8 months now for me and things have got
better. I didn't believe it would, but it does. Hope you're feeling ok
:)
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Reply from: Leigh
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Subject: Hi Kay
Thought i woudl send you a quick response to say your not alone.
My dad died 18 months ago when i was 19, he also had pretty good
health and died at home of a massive heart attack, he was only 48.
Its stil very early days for you, i still feel at times for me its
early days but then i realise that soon enough it will be the 2 year
anniversary I didnt deal with my dads death well, shut my self
away, stopped eating, took to drinking too much and even at one stage
got so low i started to cut myself, thankfully im through that now, im
not goin to kid you it is still hard and i miss my dad like crazy but it
has got better. I do still have down days but thats expected, but im
surviving and you will too.
I still feel lost and angry, plus cheated, my dad will miss out on
so much but im lucky i still have my mum and siblings so im not totally
alone.
Id advise you to talk to someone, doesnt matter who just anyone, i
found i couldnt talk to members of my family, was too hard and it didnt
want to make it worse for them, but one of my friends was there for me,
let me scream and shout when i wanted or just hugged me when i cried, it
helps, bottling it up does no good.
Remember you are not alone, your dad will always be around, he'll
always be a part of you.
Take care
x x x
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