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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So sad his youngest daughters are only 9 and 7. They won’t really remember him being completely coherent and verbal. [/quote] +1 happens to many families with older parents[/quote] This makes me especially sad. My dad had me at 55 and died at 63 having been sick for the last year or so of his life. I have very few memories of him in general, most involve him being in the hospital or sick/weak/near death so they are memories made from trauma, not normal memories. I think I can count on one hand “other” memories I have of him and all are just momentary and insignificant. [/quote] PP here. I'm really sorry to hear about your dad but hope you can hold dear your memories of him at his best. Although I didn't experience what you shared, I do have friends whose older parents had significant health issues and/or passed away while my friends were still young. I know its very hard.[/quote]
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