I guess I just wanted to share this, as I'm still in disbelief. Dad's deterioration came rapidly in the last few weeks, but despite knowing what was coming, it's a huge shock. We visited him in the hospice this morning and he was asleep the whole time. We'd been home an hour, when the hospice called us. We missed his last breath by minutes, but I think that's something he wanted to spare us. He's been an enormous part of my life for 59 years, and we were very close. I don't know how I'll go on, but I know I will.
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