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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2024
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Spend quality time with your parents (assuming you're on good terms of course).
I lost my dad when I was 30, after a short and unexpected illness, and I regret not spending much more time with him when I could have.
This hit me like a truck. I lost my father at the beginning of the month due to some tragedy that occurred.
We weren't on speaking terms (a decision I made), but I'd always planned to one day see if I could turn things around, which will never happen now. Never in a million years would I ever have expected it to come down to this.
Aw mate... I'm so so sorry 😔
That's a really hard situation, and I hope you're doing ok. Take care.