If anyone has lost a parent due to a heart attack.
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Comment by RJ on September 15, 2012 at 6:31pm You couldn't have said it better. Our Dads must have been very alike, and I feel mine had a similar impact on my life. I'm so grateful to have had a Dad like him, and I'm glad I told him so. He died just this past Sunday, and I know I have a long road to go without him. But like you, the man he was led me to the man I will marry in October. What a legacy our fathers can leave us daughters.
Thank you for your post, it's precious:
Today marks the one-year anniversary for the day I lost my dad. He had so many outstanding qualities that I don't have enough time to name them all, but the ones that stand out the most is his smile, his laughter, his wit, his kind heart, and the way he helped others. If you mentioned that you needed something, he would go out of his way to find it. But most of all, I'll miss our relationship, the way he made me feel – always like a princess. It is because of him, that I was able to witness a good man, husband, and father. From the way he treated my mom, to his hard work ethic and the way that he loved me--all of this help me to choose my wonderful husband, because I had my dad as a great example. Loving you, and missing you dearly… Always Your little girl.
Comment by Kim Hopkins on August 28, 2012 at 4:44pm
Comment by Natasha on August 25, 2012 at 6:10pm Almost 4 weeks ago, I said my last few words to my mom before I lost her. She was sitting in her favorite chair rubbing her chest and watching the olympics. I asked if she was okay and she replied it was only indigestion. I told her I was going to take a nap and I'd see her in an hour and that I loved her. An hour later, I found her laying on the couch and gone. She'd had a massive heart attack and went in her sleep. I am greatful for that. But of course I have moments of "what if", even though it's too late for that.
I'm the "baby" sister at almost 32 and have lived with mom my entire life, while my sisters are much older in their late 40's and early 50's. For them, they lost mom. For me, I lost my mom, my best friend, my confidant and my companion.
She was always so active, hell she was ironing minutes before I took my nap. Totally unexpected and I miss her dearly.
I lost my mom July 17, 2012 to a heart attack. She called 911 and still had the phone to her ear when they arrived, but she was already gone. She was at home alone. I tried calling her at my last break but didn't get an answer. The paramedic called me back from her phone and told me they had just left carrying her to the hospital. He said they found her non responsive but that didn't register that she was gone. The hospital staff had to tell me. I can't get the picture out of my head. Her at home sitting in her chair calling for help but no one getting to her in time. Its hard. I have to make myself get up each day and come to work. I have three daughters 22, 21 and 18. They are taking it extremely hard too. I keep saying to myself be stong for them. It is so very hard. . She was my mom and my best friend. She was always there to help with my girls and now it is just me. I am so lost without her. I pray for strength each day.
Comment by Kim on April 9, 2012 at 12:58pm
Comment by Kim Hopkins on October 2, 2011 at 7:05pm
Comment by Kim Hopkins on September 17, 2011 at 12:56am Hello, I too lost my father in Oct. 2010 due to a sudden myocardial infarction. It was sudden and I never got to say goodbye, I love you. It hurts like nothing else will ever hurt. I was hoping to talk with people in this group since you know the pain and loss I am experiencing.
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