So last month I lost my dad, this month it looks like I am losing my mom- my mind went to pic related minus the speech but plus cpr. She and I used to watch it alot when I was younger so double whammy.
Any other Sup Forumsmrades find themselves thinking of Sup Forums related scenes applying to your life? Any suggestions for comforting scenes?
I got nothing man except to say I’m sorry to hear that. Look for ANY positives that come your way, you’ll find things in the most overlooked corners.
My mum used to sing me the song from a land before time so I will feel the same when she dies!
I'm sorry but I can't look at this picture without laughing because someone asked what would happen if they got the golden tickets to Willy Wonka's Chocolate factory.
You have my condolences user. Stay strong and carry on. Never let loss drag you down.
Had a cancer scare with my dad a few months ago. It was caught early and removed but scary shit (especially as it was looking like it might be pancreatic at one point). And both parents are getting old. So, I can kind of understand how you're feeling user.
>>Any other Sup Forumsmrades find themselves thinking of Sup Forums related scenes applying to your life? Any suggestions for comforting scenes?
Not strictly co-related but check out an anime ova called the dragon dentist. The story deals with death and loss in a manner that isn't overly saccharine.
>Look for ANY positives that come your way
This user has the right idea.
I saw Land before Time in the movie theater when it first came out, just me and my mom. I lost my mom when I was 15.
She slowly faded away in a hospital bed. Emotionally, this scene is brutal to watch.
Good luck buddy. I don’t know what you believe, and I won’t say they’re “in a better place”, but I garauntee you’ll see them again later on
Call your friends and gf, stop caring so much about cartoons and comics, get out of Sup Forums and seek confort in real people.
Nopthing wrong with nostalgia shit that reminds you of nicer times in the future but now you need to stay away from this crap. Go camping with the mates and share time with her, fucking moron.
Visiting hours are super strict in her unit and I am with my family
Also Sup Forums is a source of reliable comfort for me.
All-Star Superman has some relevant stuff. I also had a good cry at both GOTG movies.
My heart goes out to you, user. It never gets better, but with time it will get easier.
My mum is dying, and I'm not really prepared for it.
>Also Sup Forums is a source of reliable comfort for me.
You poor sod
Jesus christ, man. If you're not just making shit up, I'm sorry. I would suggest you find comfort in other people, but if Sup Forums media helps you, go ahead, just try not to go overboard. Read poc related, maybe.
Not Sup Forums, but watch A Monster Calls too. Might help, might make you feel worse, but it's something to go to if you want to go into that darkness head on.
Nobody ever is.
user, in many of our cases Sup Forums are the only friends we have.
Apologizes in advanced for the ghettoness of this storytime. I bought this for my father when grandma passed, but it was released as a free webcomic
>Why is somebody with a TUMOR in their brain having trouble comprehending things?
Gee. I wonder.
I lost my grandpa this month and I was a wreck about it for a couple of days, I've been called emotionless before but I couldn't stop crying, until I saw my grandma. She was so strong, she was comforting the rest of the family, being everyone else's support when it should've hit her the hardest. That strength completely changed how state of mind, and really helped me to cope. I know you said you lost both of your parents, but don't be afraid to reach out to any loved ones at all, even outside the family. Do not undervalue their support.
I nearly died about a year ago due to a defect that was hiding in my Aorta. While hospitalized my mother died in a car crush due to being too tired to drive due spending time with me in the hospital. I feel you, when it rains it fucking pours. Mom and I enjoyed these movies together when i was a child.
I'm sorry for your loss but I hope you're not blaming yourself. Your mother clearly cared about you and wouldn't have wanted that.
Geez i made it sound like i'm a damn 8 year old trying to articulate his emotions.
I don't think of Sup Forums related scenes because I don't think I'd be mentally sound.
Mother had breast cancer when I was in High School, did one year of Art College and felt like I needed to step back, later my mother had Heart Attack and a triple heart bypass with heart failure (shes healthy though and she's keeping on it), later my old man passed away from the really deadly brain cancer, and during that my mothers appendix ruptured; she had to drive herself to the hospital because I had to stay hope and take care of a failing father. My 95yr old grandmother is living with us now and I'm helping take care of her, like I did with my Dad, and like I did with my Dad when my mother was sick.
I'm 28 and have no outside knowledge or how to even pay bills; I've been constantly trying to help, or attempt take care of my family.
Sometimes I don't even know if I've failed in life due to not achieving anything, am I really helping or am I just dragging on the inevitable, am I being lazy or am I actually helping? I was later diagnosed with Bi-Polar disorder and extreme anxiety as well.
All I can say is live in the now, especially when things like this are becoming falling in, if you think to far in the future I usually get depressed. All I can say is to enjoy what time you have left, clench your teeth and take another step forward into the unknown.
Blame myself? No if anything last year proved to me that blame has absolutely nothing to do with this world we live in. Its just a chaotic spiel and can go horribly wrong at any moment. I intend to cling to what I can and hope I get lucky enough to have a nice life.
Jesus that is rough. Sometimes life is a cruel joke.
Oh also forgot a little detail. The incident rendered it so that I'll never walk again. Can't feel or use my right leg, lots of nerve pain thou.
