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Dad passed away how to cope

Cheryl88
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It's been a week tomorrow Tuesday 1st March ) my dad passed . He fought until the very end and beat the cancer. Never will I know where he got his strength, willpower and determination from. He has been such a true warrior and we are all so amazed and proud with how hard he fought and battled through so many treatments; ABVD, GDP, Brentuximab, Pembroluizmab, IGEV, Cami-T and finally high dose Mini-BEAM. How do people cope with this loss ? My dad tried everything he could and was so scared of dying , he was 54 , it makes it worse knowing how much he wanted to stay here . 

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  • Hi Cheryl, 

    I just wanted to offer you a very warm welcome to the forum as well as my deepest sympathies for your loss.

    It sounds like your dad went through a lot on his journey but I'm sure a lot of his strength and courage came from the love and support he received from you and the rest of your family. 

    Hopefully some of our members who have experience of losing a parent or loved one will be along soon to offer your their support and advice but whilst you wait, I hope this information we have on coping with grief will help. The charities Cruse Bereavement Care and Sue Ryder have a lot of information and resources that you may find useful at time as well.

    I know I can't take away the pain but I hope it helps to know that you are not alone and that our community will always be here for you.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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  • Hi Cheryl, 

    I just wanted to offer you a very warm welcome to the forum as well as my deepest sympathies for your loss.

    It sounds like your dad went through a lot on his journey but I'm sure a lot of his strength and courage came from the love and support he received from you and the rest of your family. 

    Hopefully some of our members who have experience of losing a parent or loved one will be along soon to offer your their support and advice but whilst you wait, I hope this information we have on coping with grief will help. The charities Cruse Bereavement Care and Sue Ryder have a lot of information and resources that you may find useful at time as well.

    I know I can't take away the pain but I hope it helps to know that you are not alone and that our community will always be here for you.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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