My dad is not a nice person, and on top of that, he fell down the Q-hole and every conspiracy train there was.

He's dying, slowly. He's still walking and talking but he's skin and bone, not eating, sleeping a lot. All the things I saw happen with my grandfolks in the months leading up to their own deaths. He has pulmonary fibrosis and was given 2-5 years, that was 3 years ago. He's forsaken treatments (evil pharma) and stopped seeing doctors earlier this year after a blood cancer scare.

@gabzi3la condolences on the first loss of your father, to the Q.

my dad was a rabid dittohead, back when Rush Limbaugh was alive, as well as an overly devout and combative Mormon. he was estranged from all his children for the longest time.. he died of ALS and 2/my sisters still didnt visit. I only showed up the last few months as it was imminent, and it was like knives in my soul. i didn't grieve much when he passed, and a therapist said it's because I already processed his loss b4 he died.

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@silent_dystopia yes, I think I have somewhat grieved the loss of my dad as I knew him already. Maybe this is why I feel this way?

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