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Thursday 30 June 2011 - 04:10:28


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Mercenarion says : This will sound extremely stupid, but remember you'll always have us here to talk to.

Thanks 0
 
EDIT: it doesn't sound stupid at all 0 
 

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 06:18:17
Cancer is almost a Fact of life for a good portion of the population, anybody who lives long enough is bound to get it sooner or later. Death is natural, even though it may take those closest to us, it will inevitably take us all in the end... dunno if thats of any comfort whatsoever, but i feel for ya dude. i think we've all lost someone to Cancer over the course of our life.

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 10:28:25
@Mini: I hope he pulls through mate. 0 As Merc was saying, there's never a 0% Chance. I mean, there's been countless numbers of people who've survived Cancer, Aggressive and progressive ones alike. Just pray to GOD (if that's your thing. . .) that he makes it. Have a little Faith you never know what might happen.
Thursday 30 June 2011 - 10:28:40

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Demogorefest says : Cancer is almost a Fact of life for a good portion of the population, anybody who lives long enough is bound to get it sooner or later. Death is natural, even though it may take those closest to us, it will inevitably take us all in the end... dunno if thats of any comfort whatsoever, but i feel for ya dude. i think we've all lost someone to Cancer over the course of our life.

I understand that,but this person is my father. I don't have any relatives in Australia, no grandparents, cousins or aunties, Nobody. They are all in the Philippines, France and USA. Which is a long way from where I am now. I have very little support and the thought that I am going to have to go through the rest of my life without my father is extremely depressing. 0

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 13:08:39

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I understand that,but this person is my father. I don't have any relatives in Australia, no grandparents, cousins or aunties, Nobody. They are all in the Philippines, France and USA. Which is a long way from where I am now. I have very little support and the thought that I am going to have to go through the rest of my life without my father is extremely depressing. 0


I lost my father when I was ten. It was totally out of the blue (Heart Attack). I was like you and thought I could never live my life without my father, but the human brain is a strange organ, once you get over all the grieving it has an amazing ability to Overcome and adapt. In time you will be fine. You will never forget, but life goes on and you will become a good father yourself. At least you can prepare your brain for what might happen.

Be strong mini, remember if you want a chat just PM me


Thursday 30 June 2011 - 13:23:45
Thanks mate 0 , because at the moment I just want to crawl into a Hole and just let time pass me by.

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 13:40:09


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miniradman says : Thanks mate 0 , because at the moment I just want to crawl into a Hole and just let time pass me by.

 
I think that's how everyone feels with stuff like this.
That's horrible news--can't imagine having my father Die on me. I think that, although obviously there's no way to fully accept what's going to happen, it's best to try and wrap your Head around it, and get some closure with your DAD before you lose that oppurtunity, because if you don't... if you spend time mourning him now, before it's over, you'll Kick yourself for not trying harder, Trust me.
I really don't know what else there is to do, and I'm really sorry if that didn't help, but it's just what I think.
I'm really sorry about this whole thing.
 
Oh, and if you're barely on the forums in the near future, don't worry about that--everyone here will understand.

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 13:47:56

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InfinityZero says :
I think that's how everyone feels with stuff like this.
That's horrible news--can't imagine having my father Die on me. I think that, although obviously there's no way to fully accept what's going to happen, it's best to try and wrap your Head around it, and get some closure with your DAD before you lose that oppurtunity, because if you don't... if you spend time mourning him now, before it's over, you'll Kick yourself for not trying harder, Trust me.
I really don't know what else there is to do, and I'm really sorry if that didn't help, but it's just what I think.
I'm really sorry about this whole thing.
 
Oh, and if you're barely on the forums in the near future, don't worry about that--everyone here will understand.

That's the Sad thing though, since I was about 13 (when I entered highschool) my DAD and I never got a long. We always have different opinions on different topics and we used to have arguments (not domestic violence or full on swearing arguments but disagreeing arguments) the years went by and it comes to this. Even now I find it had to find common ground. I just feel like I haven't spent enough time 0
 
I probably be less active on the forums when he comes home, I'll try and spend as much time as I possibly can before... 0

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 14:01:59
As usual I'm dropping quite late but...

I Wish you as well as your father very much strength and i really hope he makes it. If you need support, you can always ask me.

Thursday 30 June 2011 - 16:33:08

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miniradman says :
That's the Sad thing though, since I was about 13 (when I entered highschool) my DAD and I never got along. We always have different opinions on different topics and we used to have arguments (not domestic violence or full on swearing arguments but disagreeing arguments) the years went by and it comes to this. Even now I find it had to find common ground. I just feel like I haven't spent enough time 0
 
I probably be less active on the forums when he comes home, I'll try and spend as much time as I possibly can before... 0

 
Don't feel obligated to be on here unless it cheers you up. I just hope you aren't staying on here only because you want to stay current.
 
About the disagreeing with your DAD thing, that's all the more reason to try.
You don't want to feel that there's anything left unattended between you. Try and leave your arguments etc aside and make a connection. It's hard to make a connection now, but I know you can. People in Mi'kmaq culture would ask for forgiveness, apologize, and try and set things right with someone before they died so that they would feel guilt on top of the grieving. It sounds like those arguments were trivial and I'm sure that they can be Overcome now.
   
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