goodbye to my dad....he died from complications of Parkinsons. I did not have the best relationship with him......the one I wanted, but in those last days of his life, I was there at hospital. I remember is eyes being perpetually closed.....but when, on his final day, I put my mouth down next to his ear, and said, "hi dad...it's me"....he opened his eyes ever so briefly in recognition.
He passed that night after I'd gone home and......it has always bothered me I guess. Never leave a conversation undefined.
depends of what, where and when and who or how i feel,each can be a nightmare of equal suffering whatever wave or meter of pain, discomfort as such does not need a meter to see who gets the worst moment now?
am i to cool it or it d be okay?
i ve managed to feel on american soil in some places and as i ve never been, i am learning from a distance and i have to say that swear words seem to be able to fly somewhere else, my bringing one word strong after another as strongly, placing soothing flowers is not one thing i master just yet
goodbye to my dad....he died from complications of Parkinsons. I did not have the best relationship with him......the one I wanted, but in those last days of his life, I was there at hospital. I remember is eyes being perpetually closed.....but when, on his final day, I put my mouth down next to his ear, and said, "hi dad...it's me"....he opened his eyes ever so briefly in recognition.
He passed that night after I'd gone home and......it has always bothered me I guess. Never leave a conversation undefined.
The hardest for me. And I can´t say it to someone I´m in love with either. I prefer see you later or good night a lot more.
It's never fun telling someone (especially a stranger) that someone they care about died.
Trust me.
Some of the saddest moments in my life were when I was saying goodbye.
I think having to tell someone that a loved one has died is the hardest thing to say.