There were a lot of emotions that flow at that point. We've grieved for him- for several years, but I think the grieving process finally hits the front when the person is actually gone. It makes me so sad for the last 5 years and what he could have had but chose not to. For many reasons I'm very thankful for the cancer. He got to die with dignity and he got to die sober. He got to die with his family by his side supporting him. He was a good man who had a horrible disease called alcoholism and I can be thankful that his alcoholism wasn't what killed him.
His service will be this Saturday at 1 pm in Albany. Molly ended up staying here all week. I pretty much have everything squared away except for his cell phone. Yesterday she and I took the kids to the zoo with one of her high school friends and her kids. It was a great day to see the animals because it was cool and cloudy. A fun time!
It's going to be very strange to suddenly have my life back. To get to clean my house on my day off, to get to pick my kids up from school when I'm not working. It's odd how it really didn't bother me to do things for him though....only when I got home did it bother me. Anyway- that's where we are.
4 comments:
You're in our thoughts and prayers - wish we lived closer!
Love you, call me when you need anything. Lana
Thanks for the post Hillary. Thinking of you guys down there and glad you are all together. Ann
Love you and thinking of you. You are a good daughter.
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