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Bereavement
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I know this is probably quite a sensitive topic for people in this situation but I just read this article (http://www.thesite.org/sex-and-relationships/family-life/my-dad-died-when-i-was-at-uni-10217.html) about a person who lost their dad while at uni and I'm quite interested in hearing about how different people go through this whole process differently. One of my friends lost his dad a few years ago and I know he still misses him a lot even now. And I'm also quite interested in how the loss of a parent is different from the loss of a close friend.
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I'm increaldbly sorry to hear about your best friend my lovely, it is still normal to miss him everyday. As for not going to the funeral, I'm unsure what to say, but I'll just say, if you want a chat you know where to find me, I'll always be around for owlie cuddles
When I lost my nana, we all knew she was ill and we where told by doctors that she only had a few days. When she did pass, I was there, her last ever words she said how proud of me she was and that I was beautiful in her eyes. I thanked her for what she said and kissed her forehead, just after that she had gone. Being honest losing my nana hit me hard, we where really close, our names are rather similar she was Suzanna-Mary and I'm Suzanne-Mary. If people call me Suzanna, I snap and scream at them, not for badness but because that was my nana's name. A year's almost passed now and I will admit it's starting to get a little bit easer, but days it still get's me really down.
I hope this helps a little bit.