I still can’t believe my dad has gone.

It’s coming up to 3 months since my dad died and I still can’t accept that he has gone. I carry I heavy ness around with me on my chest making it hard to breath. At night the pain is really bad and I see him laying in the bed dying and his face. I can’t seem to picture him before, I can barely look at a picture for a few seconds before it’s too painful. I can’t look ahead anymore, all my future seems to have gone and it’s too painful to even try and think about it as he isn’t going to be in it. I hope this is all normal because it doesn’t feel like it to me!

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  • My dad passed away 2017 but cant sleep ,all night thinking about dad.bcause i was not able to see him last time ,only talk with him on phone 2 days before he left me ,he got injection but there is infectuon and poison spread in his body i feel dad knows everything so dad discussed some important things to me before 2 days ..but i need to talk to him .i need my dady back or anyway he can talk to me 

  • Hello everyone. I'm the one who stated this post. I just wanted to say hello and that I'm sorry that we are all going through this. There isn't a day that goes by I don't think about my dad. Often on days I have to push him out of my mind otherwise the sadness will take over. I am not able to contemplate his death yet and actively avoid it. I have a lot of other very imminent problems that need sorting first. (Divorce!!!!) I doubt I will ever deal with it. Maybe one day if I get the chance to have a supportive partner I might not feel so alone. But I will say although I can't think of him without sadness I don't tend to go back the the vision of him in his bed. I have tried to picture him in happier times, although this does bring up sadness but not that horrific vision of his last few days!

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  • Hello everyone. I'm the one who stated this post. I just wanted to say hello and that I'm sorry that we are all going through this. There isn't a day that goes by I don't think about my dad. Often on days I have to push him out of my mind otherwise the sadness will take over. I am not able to contemplate his death yet and actively avoid it. I have a lot of other very imminent problems that need sorting first. (Divorce!!!!) I doubt I will ever deal with it. Maybe one day if I get the chance to have a supportive partner I might not feel so alone. But I will say although I can't think of him without sadness I don't tend to go back the the vision of him in his bed. I have tried to picture him in happier times, although this does bring up sadness but not that horrific vision of his last few days!

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