I lost my dad in lockdown 2020 to cancer. He got it and then suddenly he die within about 3 weeks.
I miss him so much it coming up to two years since he died. I don't cry much anymore. But with it coming up to 2 years already I feel so sad and keep wanting to cry all the time! And someone I know her husband is in hospital she visits everyday. I find this Hard when I was only allowed to visit my dad 2 twice once with my mum/brother (like half an hour) Then when he died by this point he was unconscious. I did write to him but he was 2 tired to write back. He phone once before he died but you couldn't hardly hear him.
Mostly I get on with life and don't cry to much anymore but at the moment I feel like crying so much. I need to get on with my life and live it to the full that's what my dad would want!
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I lost my husband over seven years ago and my daughters and myself very often have a good cry. I have now been diagnosed with pelvic cancer and being offered palliative chemo which commences shortly. Such is life, just take one day at a time, is my motto and be always be grateful for the small blessings In our lives.
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