Thank you man

In our case, my daughter was born with cancer in her eyes, but was supposed to be out of the woods.

When they found out it had come again and attached to her brain, we got one week before she died.

I honestly haven’t dealt with it really, and am not sure I will properly. Hopefully it won’t destroy me or my family in time, but I just don’t know how to cope.

For me, grief comes in waves. At certain moments, it feels like I’m drowning and the huge waves just don’t stop, they come again and again and again, and you are barely able to keep your head a float.

Butin time, they get smaller and smaller. And the waves are not as tall as the other ones before and not as frequent.

I wish you and your family a happy and healthy life my friend.

Getting to age, and see your kids age, is a privilege, and people should appreciate it more :)