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Rowena

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  • Your relationship to the individual who died
    Daughter
  • Date of Death
    April 5th, 2019
  • Name/Location of Hospice if they were involved:
    Philippines

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    Female
  • Location (city, state)
    Union City, Ca
  1. I lost my Dad at the age of 69. His ultimate passion was bowling. Since before I was even brought to this world. My Dad was a legendary champion bowler. We even buried my Dad with his favorite bowling shirt and his favorite bowling ball. My Dad was supposed to have flown out to Korea last month on April 6, the day after he passed to play on this bowling tournament. My Dad was a humble man. Barely had a temper. My Dad’s passing has been very HEAVY on me. The heartache, the gripping pain in my chest is what I feel everyday. Knowing in my head he is no longer here, but my heart is not accepting it. I feel that if I don’t accept my Dad ‘s passing his soul is not at rest. I MISS MY DAD SO MUCH, that it hurts. We all thought he was getting better. The doctor said my Dad would be released in a few days. My Dad said he will be coming home and not to worry. I should have known that he was actually saying “goodbye”. My daughter and I flew out to the Philippines when I received a call from my Uncle, My Dads younger brother, within 2 days my daughter and I were on a plane. I told my Dad over the phone to hold on. Just hold on until we arrive. Since we arrived and visited my Dad, he was gradually getting and feeling better. He started talking, started to breath on his own and started to eat again. Although he was still laying in bed, falling asleep all the time because of the meds. We all saw in our own eyes he was getting stronger. My Dad couldn’t wait either to go home. My daughter and I were scheduled to fly back home that same day he passed. On our way to the airport, I decided to FaceTime my Dad, I just wanted to check up on him. He was talking to my daughter and I. He said he ate a lot and he even waved “goodbye”. Why didn’t I see that? Why didn’t I feel, that it was his last goodbye? He knew all this time he was leaving..About 2-3 hours after I FaceTime him, still on the road headed to the airport, My A uncle calls and informed me that the doctors have been trying to revive my Dad for an hour and a half. My whole world broke fell into many pieces. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I screamed, cried out for my Dad. We turned back around. We didn’t make our flight. The drive back is about 4 hours. So many things going on in my head. So many questions unanswered. I don’t think I will get over my Dads passing. Each and everyday, I constantly cry. In my car on my way to work and on my way home. I cry at work at home. I try to make myself busy. But my mind is with my Dad. Why did he wait to die? Why did he decide to die, when I wasn’t around? Why did he say he was feeling better? I feel my Dad is not at peace. I’m not sure why? I LOVE MY DAD SO MUCH. Am I being selfish? I’m SO INCREDIBLY LOST and have been since he left. Oh, please God, help me through this....
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