A really good friend of mine lost her father today, as always I never know what to say when faced with a situation like this. I always think words are inadequate in these situations. I mean let's face it you have no idea what the other person is going through. In retrospect you also realise that it's only a matter of time before it's you that loses someone important. That's the really scary part.
I consider myself fairly lucky. I've gone through all my life without losing anybody that I truly care for, something that I am very grateful for. The only loss that I've truly felt is that of Sasha. She meant a lot to me, and to this day the only person that made me hate God. I screamed at him for it, and to this day I remember the noises she made right before she went. She died well before her time. On the flip side, I know she's a lot happier where ever she is, after all she doesn't have my brother to worry about anymore.
When my Mom's dad passed away I'm sorry to say I didn't care one way or the other. I was sorry for my Mom's loss cause in a lot of way's she doted on him. I guess that's the connection father's and daughters share. I however did not see his loss as affecting my life one way or the other. The point is, there may be just a few people you care about in your life and you never quite realise when they are ready to take their leave.
Cliche as it is, take a moment to reflect and savor all the people that are still with you. All it takes is a snap of a finger and everything you know can be lost.
To my friend, I wish to pass on my deepest sympathy's and all my love. I just hope you know that if you ever need anything from me, I'll try my best to be there for you.
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Yes... there are no words for a situation like this. But as long as she knows you are there for her... enough said. Do you remember Shaheed Khan? Used to work with me in Promotarget... his wife suddenly had a cerebral stroke a couple of days ago, is now in a coma, and the docs have given up. They have a 13 year old kid. she's young! Can you imagine that? Let's all count our blessings and appreciate what we do have...
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