Death of a family member and coping

[kitkabloey]

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dili sad pwede mag focus lang ka sa schooling? para at least maka tuon jd kag tarong ba

dili kay pobre man mi.. kailangan mu kayod para mabuhi.. hehe

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[QUOTE=beyee;17895307]Condolence bai...

Asa diay imo Papa?
Pila mo kabook manag-igsoon?
Ikapila ka Sa inyong manag-igsoon?

Hope you don't mind me asking all these questions.

ako papa naa ra sa balay, pirmi ga sakit ang dughan.
2 mi ka igsoon, ako youngest

[jntio]

ampo lang sige

[joziliciousbelle]

My sincere sympathy to you and to your family TS, pangayo ug guidance and strength ni Papa God nga ma cop and ma face ni tanan challenges and pain. Stay strong TS, your mom is watching over you make her proud.

[kit_cebu]

im in the same situation with you back then...and maybe even up to now i am still in denial that my dad passed away...
im in denial kay murag sa akong huna-huna, wala gyud siya ma-enjoy sa iyang life...
working sukad pag-bata hangtod na-stroke...mga bakasyon niya kay tag-1-3 months lang, trabaho dayon...
when i go to his grave, murag di ko kahilak kaayo...mas maka-hilak kog maayo when i remember him and me on any situation...i still do...i'm still holding the "thank you" letters from my mom to be given to my co-workers and have no idea why...

[Scott Bernard]

When my father passed away 8 years ago, I saw it as a peaceful passing. He died on his sleep (bedridden naman siya due to stroke).

Although he had 5 strokes prior to his last, it was his 3rd stroke that made me cry because it was that time his verbal communication deteriorated and his physical movements were limited... I foresaw he is indeed dying. But the 5th stroke made me prepare that it would be his last.

Anyway, I hold no grief over his passing. I know he is at peace right now.