What do you do when your dad dies?

Answer 1

There are no right or wrong feelings... everyone grieves in their own way. There are the 7 stages of grief as I'm sure you have heard about or seen on tv... disbelief, anger, sadness, etc. My father died when I was very young and I never dealt with my feelings, if you can find someone, anyone to talk to, everything your feeling is normal no matter what those feelings are so don't be afraid to talk to someone, anyone. I'm sorry for your loss

Answer 2

One of the sad parts of life is that no one lives for ever. There is a time when each of us is going to die. Sometimes it's sudden and unexpected, like in an accident, or sometimes it's a thing we can see happening, slowly, like a grandparent who is getting older and more feeble as the days go on.

People die suddenly, when they seem fine the day before. They get heart attacks, or strokes, or other things that are quite hard to explain or to understand.

It's especially hard for young people to lose their father or their mother, someone you have been relying on, someone that you never thought would die.

You need to get comfort from your mother and anyone else in your family. Remember they will be missing him too. Talk about how you miss him, and remember all the good things he did.

Answer 3

you're going to need to hold on to all the memories as tightly as possible and remember him for all the good he did in this world even if he did not do such amazing things..still remember the good parts of him. Everyone has a a lot of different sides to them so your going to have a hard time searching and sifting through each funny ,bad ,sad, weird, happy, angry moment with him. Your going to be angry at the world sometimes and you'll look at it as everyone Else's faults sometimes to. But really there is no one to blame and in this world death is a natural thing even if the death was not that natural everyone dies at one point in there life. You will need to look to god for support during these trying times, I reassure you he will give you the strength to get through you're time in need. just remember him for who he was to you in you're heart and not what he wasn't. and always remember... ''God wont put you in battles that he knows you cant handle'' god bless you. and I hope this helps you through you're time of need I am so sorry for you're loss.

Answer 4

Well it depends how close you are to your dad and if you were very close to him you would be in grieving and organise the a funeral according to what he likes! I hope you are o.k.