Members Hugh Bathurst Posted September 16 Members Report Posted September 16 He should have been in his 80s, 90s etc! Not 50s! 1 1
Members lilstarsmum Posted September 17 Members Report Posted September 17 I’m sorry for your loss, friend. Losing our loved ones at any age is painful and devastating. Please feel free to share more whenever you’re ready. Sending hugs & prayers your way. 1
Members Matthew48 Posted November 11 Members Report Posted November 11 Well, I understand your feelings. But we don't really choose at what age we die. Not everyone gets to live into their 70s, 80s, 90s ...it's a blessing to do so. But look at it like this: Even if your father had lived to be 80 or 90, he was still going to die one day. And you'd still feel just as bad. Losing a parent at 80 is just as sad as losing a parent at 50. It might be slightly easier to accept the loss of a very old parent, but it's still the same kind of loss --age doesn't stop that. Do you understand what I'm saying? I see that your father won't see big moments in your family's lives from here on out, but losing a parent to old age wouldn't necessarily be the comfort you'd think it would be. I am sorry to know that you are in such pain. We all are feeling severe pain on here. You're not alone.
Moderators KayC Posted November 11 Moderators Report Posted November 11 On 9/16/2024 at 10:46 AM, Hugh Bathurst said: He should have been in his 80s, 90s etc! Not 50s! How I felt when my husband died, five days after he turned 51.
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