Can't Accept That You're Gone

• by Keelie Segura
• 2 years ago

I'll be honest, this really hit me hard. It made 7 years that my dad has been gone on April 8th. He died April 8th, 2015, due to stage 5 pancreatic cancer that spread to the lungs. According to the doctors, he had been sick with it for over 15 years. It's hard to lose someone that you were so close with and someone you looked up to. I had turned 8 years old around 3 weeks after finding out he had cancer. It was untreatable at this point, so he was sent home to enjoy the rest of his days surrounded by loved ones. His 53rd birthday would've been on April 25th...so, here I am at the age of 15 sharing my story with people I don't even know because I'm scared to share it with those I do know who know nothing of this. I always wish I would've treated him with more respect and showed more love when I had the chance. Although I was able to say goodbye, I still feel guilty. It may not have been my fault and I'm glad he isn't suffering anymore, but it still hurts.

• by Unknown
• 3 years ago

It has been 8 months since I lost my father. He left us on August 7, 2020. I lost my everything. I was alone with him. My brother-in-law was going out from the hospital room, and I was talking to papa. All of a sudden he had a heart attack. The doctor declared death. My father was king to his family. Now we are only three sisters and a mom. Nobody except Allah is with us.

• by Rosie Allean Smith
• 5 years ago

My father became seriously ill in January 2018. I went to the hospital and he had the flu and pneumonia. I sat with him day and night. He didn't want anyone to touch him. I asked him what was wrong. He said, "I am tired; I am ready to go. I know you and your brother will take care of all my business." My eyes begin well up, and he turned his head. I told him how much I appreciated him for teaching me about God. He put a beautiful smile on his face. A month later he made his transition. I keep thinking about the fact that he told me he was ready to go. I have not really grieved over this death. The night I got the call of his passing felt like something left my physical body.

• by Tiffany Geary
• 9 years ago

It's about time I tell someone about my story maybe it will help me I don't know but here goes, 3 months after my mum found out she was pregnant with me, my dad found out he had cancer and he was told that he was to spend as much time with his family as he could because he wouldn't be around to see me be born or grow up, but the doctors were wrong. When I was 3 he stopped doing the chemo as it was making him feel worse and more weak, the doctors said that the cancer had gone but they was wrong it had come back worse and more stronger, by time I was ten the cancer had spread from his lungs to his liver and through his blood and into his bones, my dad was 62 and the way he was hunched over he looked way into his 70's near 80's, I moved in with him when I was 11 and I tried my best to help him as much as I could, but it was no use, he was too out of it on drugs that he barely realized what was happening around him, but the one thing he always asked me was what I had drawn recently as he would like to take a look. I was 14 we went down to my mums, we were outside having a fag when he suddenly hugged me, kissed me and said that he loved me and was proud of me and I was always to remember that. I didn't take any notice of what he said, so I went back inside. He come back inside and just collapsed on the floor in front of all, my brother got to him first and when he turned over he died. For the past three years all I have been doing is trying to get through but I can't, my whole world was just ripped out from under my feet and there's a massive hole in my chest that wont ever close. 29-01-1946 till 11-12-11