Jewessgratitud3:
He may not just want to be reminded of his friend and keeping his memory around may affect him psychologically.

I remember when my dad died, the only way I could easily forget about him was not have any of things around. Even the day my sister brought out his pocket dairy, I broke down again feeling bad that I couldn't stop him from dying. This is someone who was almost 70.

I lost my dad exactly one week now, and this is exactly how I feel.
My dad had been sick for months, he depreciated so quickly and I feel bad that I couldn’t help him by taking away his sickness. When I traveled home one month back to visit him, I took him to several places and hospital spending so much to save him. I was still willing to spend as much as it required, but old man just stopped accepting anymore medication and help. I am crying even as I type.

NOETHNICITY:
I lost my dad exactly one week now, and this is exactly how I feel.
My dad had been sick for months, he depreciated so quickly and I feel bad that I couldn’t help him by taking away his sickness. When I traveled home one month back to visit him, I took him to several places and hospital spending so much to save him. I was still willing to spend as much as it required, but old man just stopped accepting anymore medication and help. I am crying even as I type.

So sorry dear. Couldnt reply you with the moniker you mentioned cos it's on spambot ban for now.

It's so painful when you lose someone dear to your heart no matter the age. It ok. Stop crying. ** Hugs**. Everything Will be alright.

EriMma1:


So sorry dear. Couldnt reply you with the moniker you mentioned cos it's on spambot ban for now.

It's so painful when you lose someone dear to your heart no matter the age. It ok. Stop crying. ** Hugs**. Everything Will be alright.

Thanks bro
Many thanks again