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clacy - 22 Mar 2004 18:50 GMT
I lost my dad in Sept 03 to cancer. I miss him every day, but we had his 6
month anniversary last week, and everything seemed to be just that little
bit more painful. I would do anything to hear his voice once more. When I
close my eyes I can see him, but I can no longer hear his voice in my head.
I have searched through video clips, but to no avail.

But last week I was drying my hair and really thinking about him. I told him
that I wanted a sign that he was still with me and knew how much I love him.
When I switched off the hair dryer the song that I used to request for him
every Father's Day ("Whisky in the Jar" by Thin Lizzy) started  playing on
the telly. Coincidence or not, it put a rare smile on my face and kept me
warm for the rest of the day.

To all of those out there grieving the loss of a loved one I hope something
small comes along for you soon, something which may give you a lighter
moment and a bit of sun in your life, because it's bloody dark and gloomy in
the shadow of a loved one's death.

My best wishes
Sinead
Alayne - 22 Mar 2004 20:45 GMT
> I lost my dad in Sept 03 to cancer. I miss him every day, but we had his 6
> month anniversary last week, and everything seemed to be just that little
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>  My best wishes
> Sinead

Hi Sinead,

It's strange how we watch the months so closely when we have lost someone
isn't it.  We mark their passing by the months when we never quite did so
when they were around.  Personally, I can't stand the 28th anymore (Tony had
a seizure on the 28th May 02, hosp. admittance 28th Oct 02, hospice
re-admittance 28th July 03 and then passed away 28th August 03) and yet I
can't quite believe that next Sunday (yep, the 28th again!) he will have
been gone for seven months now.  I feel rather peculiar as the 28th
approaches and yet on the 29th everything is nearly okay again!!

I would like to think that our loved ones are somewhere around, I am a bit
of a cynic though.  I was a bit "spooked" a while back when I was trying to
decide on what bands to book for our bike rally and had been listening to a
couple of CDs, at about 12.30 that night the CD player started up, at first
I thought that it was someone in a car outside and then wondered downstairs
following the noise, as I turned the light on, it blew.... so there I am
fumbling around in the dark whilst music is rock blaring out! I questioned
both my girls but they profusely denied it.  I then started thinking that
perhaps Tony was trying to give me some input (he always used to organise
the bands) and was actually a little bit disappointed to discover that Kelly
had inadvertently turned the timer on the CD player!  But it all brought a
smile to my face.

As long as we have our memories, I am sure that they won't be that far away.

Take care now and Big Hugs

Alayne
R. Martin - 23 Mar 2004 13:19 GMT
> I lost my dad in Sept 03 to cancer.

Dear Sinead,

Thank you for sharing these precious moments with us. I too lost my Dad to
cancer on June 26th. I'm happy that I had time to tell him good bye and how
much I loved him ( things that I had never done before, because it was not
in his or my education to say such things ), but I still miss him a lot. I
hope he will send me a sign one day, like I'm sure your Dad did.

Much love,
Regine
Z - 24 Mar 2004 01:37 GMT
Hi
My name is Betty and I just lost my husband to lung cancer March 5th.
What a terriable feeling it is to loose someone you love with all your
heart. we been together for 16year's and my heart is just broken. but I
know he is in a better place and will suffer no more. my heart goes out
to you and every one else who has lost some one to soon.
Betty
Phyllis Copp - 24 Mar 2004 04:21 GMT
> Hi
> My name is Betty and I just lost my husband to lung cancer March 5th.
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> to you and every one else who has lost some one to soon.
> Betty

I'm so sorry Betty, I know what you must have gone(and are still going)
through. My husband is in the hospital now with stage 3b lung cancer. We.ve
been married for 42 years and I can't imagine life without my best friend!
I'm hoping that he'll be able to come home, and be here to see his 4th
grandchild born in a few weeks. It's so hard to see someone that was so
strong waste away so quickly.
                Phyllis
LVLindave - 24 Mar 2004 09:09 GMT
> be here to see his 4th
>grandchild born in a few weeks.

Hello Phyllis,
I assure you he will be in the room when your grandchild is born.  Dave, my
husband of forty years, died 6 weeks before our first grandchild was born.  In
the pictures of me holding him there are strange circles and spots in the
background..they form a shape.  They are not in any other picture.  It has only
been 6 weeks since he was born and he is a true joy.
I believe the journey to heaven is in stages...seven...and each one takes about
a week.  They do linger.
Linda
Phyllis Copp - 25 Mar 2004 02:01 GMT
> > be here to see his 4th
> >grandchild born in a few weeks.
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> a week.  They do linger.
> Linda

I'm sure that it gave you a lot of comfort knowing that he was watching over
you. It's such a shame that he didn't get to hold his grandson  before he
died.
               Phyllis
Alayne - 24 Mar 2004 09:33 GMT
> I'm so sorry Betty, I know what you must have gone(and are still going)
> through. My husband is in the hospital now with stage 3b lung cancer. We.ve
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> strong waste away so quickly.
>                  Phyllis

Warm Hugs to you too Phyllis and fingers crossed that you husband will be
able to see the joy of your 4th grandchild.

Alayne
Phyllis Copp - 25 Mar 2004 02:03 GMT
> > I'm so sorry Betty, I know what you must have gone(and are still going)
> > through. My husband is in the hospital now with stage 3b lung cancer.
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>
> Thanks Alayne, I'm leaving it in God's hands now.
                     Phyllis
Alayne - 25 Mar 2004 08:31 GMT
> > Warm Hugs to you too Phyllis and fingers crossed that you husband will be
> > able to see the joy of your 4th grandchild.
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> > Thanks Alayne, I'm leaving it in God's hands now.
>                       Phyllis

We are always here for you as and when you need us Phyllis>

Warm Hugs

Alayne
Alayne - 24 Mar 2004 09:32 GMT
> Hi
> My name is Betty and I just lost my husband to lung cancer March 5th.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> to you and every one else who has lost some one to soon.
> Betty

Hello Betty,

Sorry for the loss of your husband, I know how it feels having lost my
husband of 20 yrs last August.

Yes, they are in a better place and at peace now but it is true, time slowly
heals our pain.

Have a Hug

Alayne
 
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