Yes, I started soon after.

Last night I was reading all the replies to my post and crying. Most days are normal, but the grief is always there. It's weird how I'm just doing things, buying groceries, going to appointments, scrolling the internet, etc. Sometimes I wonder how I'm still going, doing stuff, doing life.

My dad, 70, died unexpectedly on Saturday. I'm waiting to wake up from this nightmare.

Can the bulwark write something about grief. I lost my dad unexpectedly yesterday. A horrific day. 70 years old. This is not real.

Thank you

Thank you. 🥹 Sorry could you clarify? You're saying your dad was also quiet and reserved?

Hey Keith and bsky community, my dad passed yesterday, unexpected. He was 70. I was his only child, his miracle baby boy. Tell me what to do to make this sick icky dreadful feeling go away.

I'm so sorry. My dad, 70 yrs old, collapsed and passed away yesterday morning. I found him lying on the floor. Paramedics worked on him for 45 minutes. I hate this. I want to do something to make this icky, sick, disorienting feeling go away, but I'm helpless. I was his only child, his miracle baby.

I am tweeting into the void. No one there, but perhaps my dad can see. I love you Dad. You were a quiet, but strong and loving father. We didn't have thr best relationship, the closest, but we knew we loved each other. Me and mom will miss you dearly. Please stay near.