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In reply to the discussion: My father died on June 18th of this year - he was just shy of 87. [View all]Pendrench
(1,389 posts)27. Hi applegrove - You are correct, we all grieve differently, and I imagine that one day tears will
come.
Just after he died, in fact it may have been the day he died, I was driving alone in my car listening to the radio, and Gilbert O'Sullivan's song "Alone Again, Naturally" came on. If you now the song, there is a line that says:
"I remember I cried when my father died, never wishing to hide the tears"
Maybe it was because I know that my dad and I shared an absurd sense of humor, but instead of crying, I actually laughed and said out loud:
"Really??!!"
I'd like to think that was his way of letting me know that he was still with me
Wishing you well and peace.
Tim
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Hi applegrove - You are correct, we all grieve differently, and I imagine that one day tears will
Pendrench
Oct 2019
#27
Hospice workers see this all the time and know that usually death is imminent. There are
Karadeniz
Oct 2019
#18