One month since my Dad died, not coping

Hi everyone,

One month ago, after 15 months of treatment and ops my amazing Dad passed. We were told he was terminal 3 month before but the doctors were still telling us he had more time. The doctor daw my Dad 2 days before he died and said how small the tumor was he expected my dad still had months. Because of this we were all shocked when it happend. It was quick which is as kind as it could have been for him, but as selfish as it is, it ment that i diddnt get to say a lst good bye and im finding tht really hard to deal with.

I'm finding it really hard to get on and do normal things, no we've had the memorial it feels like were expected tp just get back to our lives. Everything feels really sereal. My mums really not doing very well atall and i dont know how i can help her. It hasnt really sunk in for  my little brrother and sister, 7 and 8 (im 16) and i think there probably just to young to comprehend it. I really dont know what were suppost to be doing, nothing feels okay anymore. Im changin between feeling angry (with anyone for no reason) or just being compleatly devistated and just staying in bed, i never understood when people would say they were hurting, but i compleatly do now, my body physical hurts sometime.  How long does it take before some sence of normality because i dont know how much longer we can all go on like this.

Sorry for the long ramble, but needed to get stuff of my chest.

  • Hi all... first of all let me start by saying how sorry I am for the loss of your Dad's. I lost my Dad to cancer on the first of May 2017... not long ago... I am so so angry I cannot express enough the anger in me I cry then just explode into a rage. What angers me is the suffering my dad endured the bank holiday weekend he died. No human being should be in pain like that he cried out constantly we stood with him when he took his last breath before he died he opened his eyes for the first time in days looked at me my brother sisters and his wife and cried before he passed..... I feel like I cannot let go and grieve properly because he suffered terribly.... macmillan and his palative care team were brilliant.... and we cannot thank them enough. My heads up my *** at the moment hopefully I'll get there thanks for letting me get some of this off my chest xxx