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Break on through to the other side....
literally, 30 seconds before he died my very most favorite cousin (whom also lost her dad to cancer) walked in the room. that was most awesome for me. i've loved her like a sister since the day she was born. she and i figure our dads are having some ancient age in mason jars with handles...cuz that's what they used to drink when we were little...lmao!
no more pain, no more dizziness and no more "two of everything, dammit".
i suppose i'm still just going through the motions, but it felt good to be able to take a deep breath and actually let it out. and, i had a few laughs today. next on the list is to watch Despicable Me and then crank the tunes....ahhhh just breathe...it feels good.
peace out, pop! find what makes you happy!
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I'm sorry you lost your dadneverquit said:Peaceful
So very glad to hear your Dad went peacefully, but also so very sorry for your loss. Now it's time to start healing as I am sure that is what your Dad would want for you. Take care.
today,but very happy to hear his passing was peaceful.I am very new to the cancer journey, also taking it with my dad who was just diagnosed. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts at this time.
Missy -
May you continue toMCKMNL said:I'm sorry you lost your dad
today,but very happy to hear his passing was peaceful.I am very new to the cancer journey, also taking it with my dad who was just diagnosed. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts at this time.
Missy
May you continue to experience the peace that you have been graced with. Take deep breathes and smile at the cherished memories you have of your "pops"! Take care.
My condolences,
Lucy -
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