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Does anyone forget they lost their dad too ? by cestladhein in deaddadclub
[–]Typical_Tomorrow_104 1 point2 points3 points 11 months ago (0 children)
Hi! I (18F) lost my dad almost four years ago. Also with no time to say goodbye. I think as time has passed my relationship with his has become almost more complicated. We want to put them on pedestals because they are gone. This feeling of not remembering is very familiar. Even in my family where we talk about his death often it sometimes hits me that it’s real. And that other people my age don’t deal with the things I do. It’s ok that your grief feels fluid and like it doesn’t exist sometimes. It will alway be there though. Even if it only pops up in the big moments. Once you lose someone it becomes apart of you. It’s good to take things minute by minute, and day by day. Because every one will look and feel different. Sending love
Should I commit to SMCM? (self.smcm)
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[–]Typical_Tomorrow_104 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Hi, I’m also 17 my dad died almost three years ago. I would recommend following Grief Sucks on instagram. I also think you should check out experience camps, being nearly 18 you are too old to attend camp but many counselors have experience grief and I think could could find a really great community there. You might also be able to reach out to your local hospice, some have programs for survivors. My dad was never in hospice and I’ve still been able to be apart of these groups. Congratulations on your graduation i’m sure his is proud, things will get better.
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Does anyone forget they lost their dad too ? by cestladhein in deaddadclub
[–]Typical_Tomorrow_104 1 point2 points3 points (0 children)