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Margaret,

I am so sorry, I hope you find comfort from the friend you have made on this site. I haven’t been here long, but their kind words ment alot to me. God bless you and hold you close now.
Robin
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Daddy pasted away Nov 14th, 2005 Brain tumors his sorry doctors didn’t even know he had til it was to late.

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Karen,
I so glad you dad is feeling better. The only advice I have for you is to do the best you can to love your daddy and tell hime so now. I didn’t expect to lose my daddy so suddenly, but Iam glad I made sure he knew I loved him. Even til his last breath. So love him now, and take care of yourself. Wish I had better words of wisdom.
Robin

Daddy died Nov. 14, 2005 sudden stroke from brain tumors the sorry doctors never knew he had til it was too late

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Karen,
I so glad you dad is feeling some better. The only advice I have for you is to do the best you can to love your daddy and tell hime so now. I didn’t expect to lose my daddy so suddenly, but Iam glad I made sure he knew I loved him. Even til his last breath. So love him now, and take care of yourself. Wish I had better words of wisdom.
Robin

Daddy died Nov. 14, 2005 sudden stroke from brain tumors the sorry doctors never knew he had til it was too late.

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Thank you!
Robin

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Marie, I am new here, so I am not sure exactly what is appropriate, but I am so sorry for your loss. Life seems to be so unfair at times like these. This is when our faith play such an important role. Trust that God has a plan for you. May the Lord bless you and hold you close now. Robin

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Thank you all soooooo much for your kind words, thought and especially your prayers!!
Daddy went to the Dr. yesterday, and he is in remission!! Sadly though he doesn’t care. His doctor talked to he and my mom a long time about his eating problem, and more importantly his depression. My dad insist that he is not depressed, and became angry at the Dr. and my mom. Mom is making sure he takes the anti-depressant that has been prescribed, and our hope for now is that after a few weeks he will feel better and be able to listen to our concerns. For now we are being told that he will get the nourishment he needs through his feeding tube. He’s very weak and needs the aid of a walker to get around. This man is so different than the hard working man I knew just 6 months ago. I guess that’s exactly what he’s thinking and feeling too. Thanks again, Robin

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Thank you so much for your words of wisdom and encouragement. My daddy is 72 and has a grandaughter (my daughter) and 3 wonderful grandchildren. (2 boys and a girl) They all went to visit him as soon as he got home yesterday. He and my mom don’t have a very loving relationship, so home is not the most happy place for him. I am not alot of physical help due to a back injury about 9 months ago. I am not sure what type of MDS he has. I just don’t know how to help him, and I am afraid to ask him what he wants at this point. I don’t want him to think I want him to die, but I am afraid that is exactly what he is trying to do to himself. It’s just very painful to watch.

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