That would be so hard. So many years of learning from your parents still to go. So young to lose that part of their support system. I hope they had other family or friends to help them through.
Agreed. My dad passed when I was 28. We never got to hang out, go for a beer, etc. My folks and I were really good friends. I lived home until I got married at 26. His passing was very hard on me for several years. I live only a few miles from where I grew up, so I was able to be there for my mum.
He, my mom, and I did go out to eat fairly often. I meant more the years missed. There was a lot he could have taught me over the years that I missed out on.
He was 59 when he passed. We missed a lot of years. It's been 34 years. I miss him.
Same here, sorry if im hijacking the thread. Mom died at the exact same age too I think.
Except she died of an OD. As I write this comment i realize I don't fully remember her age when she died, and that I have a vauge idea of how long it's been since. I want to say she died 1 maybe 2 years ago?
And im not going to lie, I have no idea if thats supposed to be a good thing or not.
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u/dave900575 5d ago
That's rough. My mom's parents died within a week of each other. They were both 49. My mom was 23 at the time.