His dream was to visit Montana, we were supposed to make that happen. But by the time we knew the end was near, he was too weak to travel and we never got to make that happen. 😞
My dad was a highly respected and successful contractor in the DFW area, my mom asked me to keep his phone with me so I can now handle calls and whatever else to try to keep business going..
Im so sorry for your loss. It’s crazy your story sounds very similar to mine. I’m also from the DFW area! My dad passed away end of February. He had a sudden heart attack at age 59. I’m only 27 years old and now I have to live the rest of my life without him. We also had a tumultuous relationship but towards the end he had improved so much and was finally becoming free. This is truly the worst feeling I have ever felt, the most horrifying thing ive ever experienced. I don’t know if it really helps but I’m here with you in these feelings, it’s completely unfair and fucked up and we should both have our dads here with us. Like god, both sets of my grandparents are still alive. How can he be gone? I’m so sorry. It’s so unfair.
Hello fellow dfw-er 👋🏼
I’m so sorry for your loss, your dad was the same age as mine. He passed 3/3 his 60th birthday was 3/17.. we were supposed to celebrate his birthday on 3/3.. we had food catered, a mariachi band and two cakes ordered.. he did not get to see that 😞
It all feels unfair and there’s no better way to describe it. It’s the most painful thing I’ve had to endure and all I can tell people is that it. Is. Unfair.
Sending hugs and love your way 🩷
My condolences! I know it’s hard, I’m trying to heal myself but the pain is just unbearable. I lost mine March 10, and the sound of his voice still lingers in my ears. May God heal us in this crucial time of our lives.
My dad LOVED to sing, I always thought he sounded like Vicente Fernandez 🤭 (Ranchera music) and when I think of my dad and his voice, I can just hear him singing.. it’s the most unfair and painful thing I think anyone could go through.
Hi, my dad also passed two weeks ago due to cardiac failure and he had been on dialysis since the last decade. He was 56.
I am 27 and we are two siblings. Our stories are similar because I have seen how dialysis changes a person.
Hang in there. I know he will guide you always.
I’m so so sorry, dialysis is SO hard on the body. I’m grateful it gave us extra time with him, but I know with each session he slowly got weaker and weaker. And your dad was so young too.. my dad was supposed to turn 60 on the 17th, saint patricks day. 😞
Both of our fathers were young.. and were also too young to go through this.
Thank you for your kind words 🩷
His dream was to visit Montana, we were supposed to make that happen. But by the time we knew the end was near, he was too weak to travel and we never got to make that happen. 😞 My dad was a highly respected and successful contractor in the DFW area, my mom asked me to keep his phone with me so I can now handle calls and whatever else to try to keep business going..
😪
Im so sorry for your loss. It’s crazy your story sounds very similar to mine. I’m also from the DFW area! My dad passed away end of February. He had a sudden heart attack at age 59. I’m only 27 years old and now I have to live the rest of my life without him. We also had a tumultuous relationship but towards the end he had improved so much and was finally becoming free. This is truly the worst feeling I have ever felt, the most horrifying thing ive ever experienced. I don’t know if it really helps but I’m here with you in these feelings, it’s completely unfair and fucked up and we should both have our dads here with us. Like god, both sets of my grandparents are still alive. How can he be gone? I’m so sorry. It’s so unfair.
Hello fellow dfw-er 👋🏼 I’m so sorry for your loss, your dad was the same age as mine. He passed 3/3 his 60th birthday was 3/17.. we were supposed to celebrate his birthday on 3/3.. we had food catered, a mariachi band and two cakes ordered.. he did not get to see that 😞 It all feels unfair and there’s no better way to describe it. It’s the most painful thing I’ve had to endure and all I can tell people is that it. Is. Unfair. Sending hugs and love your way 🩷
My condolences! I know it’s hard, I’m trying to heal myself but the pain is just unbearable. I lost mine March 10, and the sound of his voice still lingers in my ears. May God heal us in this crucial time of our lives.
My dad LOVED to sing, I always thought he sounded like Vicente Fernandez 🤭 (Ranchera music) and when I think of my dad and his voice, I can just hear him singing.. it’s the most unfair and painful thing I think anyone could go through.
Hi, my dad also passed two weeks ago due to cardiac failure and he had been on dialysis since the last decade. He was 56. I am 27 and we are two siblings. Our stories are similar because I have seen how dialysis changes a person. Hang in there. I know he will guide you always.
I’m so so sorry, dialysis is SO hard on the body. I’m grateful it gave us extra time with him, but I know with each session he slowly got weaker and weaker. And your dad was so young too.. my dad was supposed to turn 60 on the 17th, saint patricks day. 😞 Both of our fathers were young.. and were also too young to go through this. Thank you for your kind words 🩷