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How do i cope

Allen88
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Me and my dad have had a troubled relationship but Ive just found out my dad has pancreatic cancer he has a few months left and i dont know how to deal with it im at work i cry at home i cry i just dont know how to deal with it and just get on with out crying all the time.

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    So sorry for your news, I've recently lost my mum after a very short battle with cancer , I think it's normal to cry all the time at least I did, it's a shock, all you can do is try and support your dad despite the troubled relationship, there are people you can talk too, st lukes we're very good and offered all our family support as well as mum mum x

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    Thank you for the reply,i know its a cliche thing to say and sometimes it doesnt help but im truly sorry for your loss,i really struggled this morning at work hearing certain words really hit me hard unfortunately i cant change that ,thank you for your kind words and advice x

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    Thank you for the reply,i know its a cliche thing to say and sometimes it doesnt help but im truly sorry for your loss,i really struggled this morning at work hearing certain words really hit me hard unfortunately i cant change that ,thank you for your kind words and advice x

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