My dad passed away

[paula]

Hey how are you doing today I am ok I guess I lost my daddy September 19,2021 so going to be my first Father’s Day without him 

[ayin jade]

Hi paula. I remember you. Im sorry for your loss.

[paula]

Thanks so much been a long year 

[enoob57]

I can pray for you very well... I know the real-estate they hold in one's heart...

[kwikphilly]

Blessings Paula

 My sincere condolences    Lifting you up in prayer that the Comforter bring Peace that surpasses all understanding and the Joy of our Lord

Fathers Day is a tough one, sounds like you were a daddy's girl like me.Time can never make you miss him less though it certainly eases the pain and it does get easier to accept the loss. .  oh but those holidays, I understand completely

Someone once told me that my Dad isn't gone, he's just in the next room.... It Comforted me to think of him on the other side the door where I'll go through one day

God Bless you,In Christs Love,

Kwik

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Selah7]

Greetings Paula, beloved of the Lord.  One day soon, you’ll see your father again; and not only that, you’ll see your Heavenly Father as well; what a glorious day that will be!  May the good Lord above bless your heart with renewed hope day by day.    …selah 

[angels4u]

Hello Paula,

I remember you also ,thinking about you and prayers..

[Patticats]

Hi Paula,

     I am so sorry for your loss!! I will be praying for you.  I remember you from chat. It's so good to see you again! Big hugs!! 

[Jayne]

Hello Paula - 

I'm so VERY sorry about your loss.  

Let me share this.  I just spent my first Mother's Day last month without my mother.  Don't do what I did. Mother's Day was May 8 and her birthday was in the week prior. I pretended like nothing was wrong.  I sucked it up and acted like it was all rainbows and candyland.

I made it through those two weeks.  But the NEXT week, I crashed: emotionally, physically, and mentally. And THAT was very, very hard.

Just let Father's Day be what it is.  Sad or full of good memories or being with others or whatever.  

Just let it be what it will be.  That's how you get through things.  Acceptance and dealing with it as it comes. 

 

Edited June 10, 2022 by Jayne

[LearningToLetGo]

When my stepfather died (he raised me from the age of four), the pain was palpable. Waves of grief would wash over me, seemingly at random. Anything could set it off -- a song on the radio, a movie on the television, a random thought. My chest would ache as if I were punched. This lasted about a year and a half, but eventually passed.

What I'm trying to say is you are not alone in your grief. When it comes to grief just let yourself feel it. Don't hide from it. Don't wallow in it. Just feel it. Acknowledge it. Allow yourself to cry. In time it will pass. Take comfort in the knowledge that you will see your loved ones again in the next life.