My Dad Died Of A Brain Tumour

The title says it all really.

He was diagnosed/rushed into A&E on Valentines last year and a year later, eleven days before my 16th birthday he died. I am in complete shock. It only happened two months ago, so maybe thats why because I suppose its really been weeks. But I don't feel anything anymore. I don't feel happy or excited or grateful or nervous or anxious or sad. I just have this negative weight inside me. I've always been this way even when I was little, feeling like I have to fake emotions but it's got worse.

It's just my mum, sister and I left now and my mum is cracking under pressure quite a lot. My little sister is only 13 and she withdraws herself to her room constantly.

I don't know if I'm on here for help or an answer or what. But I just wish that my Dad hadn't died and that he didn't get ill. I don't know how to cope and I'm worried I'm going to do something. Thanks.

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  • Hi, I can't think to imagine what you are currently going through with the loss of your father, my father got diagnosed 5 years ago with a brain tumour and I am still in shock now, I mean my father hasn't passed away so I could count myself lucky but I constantly worry all of the time something bad is going to happen to him and I just want you to know that you are not alone and I feel the way you feel near enough all the time and I am 16 as well and I know how much pressure it can cause, I just want you to know hopefully it gets better and stay postive.

    Alison x

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  • Hi, I can't think to imagine what you are currently going through with the loss of your father, my father got diagnosed 5 years ago with a brain tumour and I am still in shock now, I mean my father hasn't passed away so I could count myself lucky but I constantly worry all of the time something bad is going to happen to him and I just want you to know that you are not alone and I feel the way you feel near enough all the time and I am 16 as well and I know how much pressure it can cause, I just want you to know hopefully it gets better and stay postive.

    Alison x

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