jml1986 is so right, one day she will experience that pain too. I lost my dad last year to colon cancer, he was only 59. I was there 24/7 for his last few days, and I was the one who always took him to chemo and did anything at all that he needed. I've always been my daddy's girl!
I feel like my heart has been ripped from my chest, and there will always be a hole there that no-one else can fill. I know exactly how you feel. I didn't and still don't want to talk to anyone or even be around anyone. I can see that my friends have kind of backed away and don't really keep in touch, because even after a year, I stay SO depressed. I don't think I care anymore.
I am so sorry for your loss. You are so young. I was 29, now 30, and I can't imagine having lost him any sooner.
Thanks and i am sorry for your loss i guess right now i just never want to see her or say anything to her again for she will understand when she losses her father it hurts soo bad
Personally people like that are not worth your time. I also lost my father suddenly nine years ago and I gotta tell you, my world crumbled. I can also tell you that at the time my dad died I was 37 years old, but I turned back into a 4 year old little girl who just wanted her daddy back. I have never been so lost and alone in my life, and I have never hurt so deep and for so long. I think it took a good two years before I was really able to breathe again. Someday that girl will know the pain you are feeling, it may not be for a long time, but she will know it, and at that time, you then will be able to say to her, I know how you feel.
I also was the first one to find him..i mean she has no idea what that is like i just cannot handle her saying that:(