Your an inspiration for others to keep going. I lost my dad back in 2013 and saw your video recently. Very brave to put yourself out there to help others cope. Hero
Anniversaries are the worst. Hope you're feeling a little better now but you know as well as anyone that the bad days happen and are completely okay. Please treat yourself this weekend and are getting tons of self care. Love ya Meg, thanks for sharing your life with us and being a friend to so many of us. Jan x
Anniversaries of lost loved ones are the worst. I cringe now every year when January 5th rolls around since the passing of my Dad in 2020. I still miss him greatly but I take comfort knowing that I had the blessing of being with him as he passed, being able to hold his hand and whispering to him that "it is okay, you can go, we will miss you always and you have been the best of Dads and Husbands we could have ever asked for." God took my Dad that moment and I know that he was in peace. I still 'talk' to him once a day, sometimes more when I'm puttering around and doing task involving carpentry and plumbing (he was a plumber) around the house, and I can 'hear' him give me advice. He was the best Dad and I will always love him and be proud that I am his son and he gave me his name to share. God Bless you Meghann and your Family as you remember your Dad. His love and strength will always be part of you.
I echo the sentiments below Meghann. I only thought of your father this week as I recall being back in Gort 14 years ago for the funneral. Raw emotion is such a powerful and often complex feeling to process. One that shakes you to your very core. The fact that you're feeling such as you do - to me - shows just how close a bond you still share to him. No doubt you've learned to be 'present' with those thoughts and feelings over the years. The difference now of course is that you've evolved to being capable, confident and willing to share those thoughts and emotions with others. A therapy (if you will) and one that others may find eases their burden as we all strive to 'make sense' and find a resting peace for heavy hearts. I have yet to loose someone close to me. It is inevitable and I know that a difficult time has yet to come. I do take solace in the knowledge that there are thoughful souls like yours out there willing to share their journey and helping to provide context and direction when coming to terms with loss. Thank you for sharing Meghan. x
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Stay strong, I wish my grandma was still here. She was my favorite person.
Your an inspiration for others to keep going. I lost my dad back in 2013 and saw your video recently. Very brave to put yourself out there to help others cope. Hero
Anniversaries are the worst. Hope you're feeling a little better now but you know as well as anyone that the bad days happen and are completely okay. Please treat yourself this weekend and are getting tons of self care. Love ya Meg, thanks for sharing your life with us and being a friend to so many of us. Jan x
Anniversaries of lost loved ones are the worst. I cringe now every year when January 5th rolls around since the passing of my Dad in 2020. I still miss him greatly but I take comfort knowing that I had the blessing of being with him as he passed, being able to hold his hand and whispering to him that "it is okay, you can go, we will miss you always and you have been the best of Dads and Husbands we could have ever asked for." God took my Dad that moment and I know that he was in peace. I still 'talk' to him once a day, sometimes more when I'm puttering around and doing task involving carpentry and plumbing (he was a plumber) around the house, and I can 'hear' him give me advice. He was the best Dad and I will always love him and be proud that I am his son and he gave me his name to share. God Bless you Meghann and your Family as you remember your Dad. His love and strength will always be part of you.
I echo the sentiments below Meghann. I only thought of your father this week as I recall being back in Gort 14 years ago for the funneral. Raw emotion is such a powerful and often complex feeling to process. One that shakes you to your very core. The fact that you're feeling such as you do - to me - shows just how close a bond you still share to him. No doubt you've learned to be 'present' with those thoughts and feelings over the years. The difference now of course is that you've evolved to being capable, confident and willing to share those thoughts and emotions with others. A therapy (if you will) and one that others may find eases their burden as we all strive to 'make sense' and find a resting peace for heavy hearts. I have yet to loose someone close to me. It is inevitable and I know that a difficult time has yet to come. I do take solace in the knowledge that there are thoughful souls like yours out there willing to share their journey and helping to provide context and direction when coming to terms with loss. Thank you for sharing Meghan. x
You ok? You need me to stand on my head 😂