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post #21 of 38
7/13/06 at 2:35pm
What a moving story. I am so sorry for your loss. Take care of yourself.
post #22 of 38
7/13/06 at 2:41pm
What a beautiful story and memory for you to share with your dd of her grandfather. I'm sorry for your loss and wish you and your family peace as you celebrate your father's life.
post #23 of 38
7/13/06 at 3:56pm
what a beautiful story - i am so sorry for your loss - my dad died on july 8th as well....but many years ago......
post #24 of 38
7/13/06 at 4:15pm
WOW!!

I'm very sorry for your loss!!
post #25 of 38
7/13/06 at 4:52pm
I am so sorry for your loss. I am bawling my eyes out here reading it. I lost my mom to cerivical cancer 4 years ago on july 9. Four years ago on I spent the first week of July doing exactly what you just descibed. My mom died at home in her own room. noone was there with her though. I was upstairs nursing my nine month old daughter and someon had just arrived to deliver bunkbeds becasue my little brother's bed had broke. My stpefather was in with them. It still seems so surreal. Most of the time i try to think that one day she will be coming home. I still miss her so much.
post #26 of 38
7/13/06 at 5:04pm
I am just bawling reading that- how profound and beautiful.
post #27 of 38
7/13/06 at 5:43pm
I'm sorry for your loss (as well as the remainder of your father's friends & family), but am happy for him in that he is no longer under sedation & in so much excruciating pain.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us.
post #28 of 38
7/13/06 at 5:54pm
post #29 of 38
7/13/06 at 6:30pm
What a story. Being with someone as they move on to the next phase (or however you want to call it) is an incredible experience, although sad, it can be quite a blessing in an unexplainable way. Who knows, maybe your calming presence as you nursed your DD helped allow your dad to relax and let go.
post #30 of 38
7/13/06 at 7:29pm
I'm glad that he had the people he loved most with him when he passed.
post #31 of 38
7/13/06 at 9:42pm
What a moving experiance, I'm so sorry for your loss but how great for him to has his family with him as he slipped away
post #32 of 38
7/14/06 at 3:37pm
post #33 of 38
7/14/06 at 11:45pm
Thank you for sharing.
post #34 of 38
7/15/06 at 12:30am
That is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
post #35 of 38
7/15/06 at 12:33am
post #36 of 38
7/20/06 at 3:50pm
I am so sorry for your loss, and I am so glad you were all with him.
post #37 of 38
7/20/06 at 3:58pm
I am so sorry for your loss, but I am so happy you were able to share that moment!
post #38 of 38
7/20/06 at 4:05pm
So sorry for your loss, but lovely that you were with him at the end. :2bfbabe:
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