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I had to say good bye
- Thread starter Rokket
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So sorry Rokket 
eclark1894
Visionary
My sincere condolenses, Rockett.
Me195
Extraordinary
I am so sorry to hear that Rokket. There just are no words. My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Hornet3d
Wise
I am really sorry to hear this and my thoughts are with you. I remember vividly the feelings I had when I lost my mother a few years ago, like you I had already lost my father. It was a shock to me to realise I was effectively an orphan, the pain was so real at the time. I hope that you and the rest of the family find peace in the days to come.
Bonnie2001
Extraordinary
My sympathies and prayers for you and your family Rokket.
We lost our mother suddenly in January 2006. My father in December 2006. He had been admitted to the hospital after apparently having several small strokes during the night. After several weeks he had been released to a nursing home where he received full time nursing for a week or so. All three of my brothers were able to be with him when he died.
It's odd moments when you remember you no longer have your parents.
It's odd moments when you remember you no longer have your parents.
Hornet3d
Wise
Yes, and thinking you must tell your parents about and then realising you can't, even a voice or a mannerism heard or seen in the street can have your mind racing back. The problem with such moment is they are unexpected and you are not prepared, at least I'm not. Such times hurt, even today and it was such a long time ago we lost them. Happily you can also remember the good times and relive some of the happy moments, a joy that unfortunately is not open to everyone.
So sorry for your loss.
Having lost my mother to cancer 5 years ago, I know your pain.
Having lost my mother to cancer 5 years ago, I know your pain.
Thank you all. The initial shock is gone, so the real grieving is about to begin. Along with the pain of the cost of it all... It costs more to die than it does to be born...
Boy that is for sure.
Hornet3d
Wise
Thank you all. The initial shock is gone, so the real grieving is about to begin. Along with the pain of the cost of it all... It costs more to die than it does to be born...
In a way I am glad the initial shock is over and you can begin to grieve, I remember how I felt when I lost my grandfather after a long and horrible fight with cancer. The only positive aspect I could think of at the time was at least his suffering was over. That was many moons ago but recently our next door neighbour died after a similar fight and all the memories came flooding back.
The cost often comes as a shock if it is a new experience for those left behind. As a family we were lucky that we were able to cover the cost of both parents funerals without having too much impact financially but we had the advantage of having a large family who all worked hard to make sure it all happened. I know my in-laws have already prepaid for their funerals but then they have seen so many of the close family die in the last few years, a disadvantage of living into your eighties I guess. Whatever the cost it is a distraction that you don't really need at such a horrible time so I hope it sorts soon for you.
