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My mom is now in the same healthcare facility where my dad spent his final months. She was there before in 2015 after her knee replacement. It was so surreal going back there today. I spent so much time there, visiting my dad as we hung out in the atrium with the bunny hutch. I reminded my mom of the hutch but she’s been under such stress that she couldn’t remember it. Maybe we’ll visit it soon. I was going to check it out today but I just couldn’t.
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Urg arg
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I’m so grateful that my dad was able to save enough that we can support my mom relatively comfortably and not be too worried about the astronomical medical and health care bills we’re facing now. He worked so hard to escape the blue collar world and get us to the next level financially.

Happy father’s day.
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I've been thinking about my Dad a lot recently. Mostly how I wish he could see the new house.
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I’m sure he sees it and is amused how your wife replaced collecting plates with collecting cats...
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(06-16-2019, 10:30 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: I’m sure he sees it and is amused how your wife replaced collecting plates with collecting cats...

Ouch.
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(06-16-2019, 11:56 AM)Dr. Ivor Yeti Wrote:
(06-16-2019, 10:30 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: I’m sure he sees it and is amused how your wife replaced collecting plates with collecting cats...

Ouch.

FTW!

Dads rule.
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My anecdotal evidence says otherwise, but I’m glad that your mileage varies by quite a lot.
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Yeah. Let's not even get started on mother's day.
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Yesterday was my dad’s birthday. I should’ve called my mom but was too immersed in OSL (http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFor...9#pid33989)  which was a good escape, a big plunge into the rm dimension, a therapeutic diversion.

Been thinking about him all week. He worked so hard all his life and was able to provide for my mom who’s dealing with astronomical healthcare bills but is still fairly comfortable financially AND helping us out Tara thru college. We had a tough year. House repairs cost a fortune after we had already shot our budget in Europe and then we didn’t get financial aid. My father was amazing. I’m so grateful and sad he didn’t get to enjoy the fruits of his labor as much as he planned. But he provided so well for us and of that I know he’d be proud.
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Dad's birthday again. Reread some of this thread. It's been six years already. 

I should call my mom.
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My mom had forgotten. She was happy I reminded her.

My dad's birthday coincides with the day of Jerry's passing.
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That's an emotional day
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(08-09-2020, 11:53 PM)Dr. Ivor Yeti Wrote: That's an emotional day

I suppose. It's been 6 years since my dad passed and 25 years since Jerry passed. Time heals most wounds, or at least it makes them less tender.

I remember Jerry's passing quite clearly. It was KB who delivered the news via an early morning phone call. This asshole that I used to work with called me right after with the news, and I was so grateful that KB had reached me first. 

My father's passing is blurry. I have to recheck this thread to remember the details. Perhaps because it was in slow motion, while Jerry was a blindsiding shock.
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(11-24-2005, 11:36 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote: well, thanksgiving marks the anniversary of my dad's stroke.  

I just realized that I've been going by my folk's home every week since 2003 to help out.
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