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It is totally normal. I am guessing that you were close to your Dad. Maybe your sleeping patterns changed and you are having dreams about your Dad because even though YOU know that your Dad is gone, your unconscious mind is not accepting the fact. Everything will be alright soon. Good Luck!Health Question & Answer
Severe grief can cause the body and mind to do lots of things. What you're experiencing is not abnormal :-)) However, it may be beneficial for you to get involved in some sort of grief counseling to help you deal with the depth of your emotions. It can take a long time to work through your pain and put life in perspective.
My dad died unexpectedly when I was 32 years old. He was 58. Though my sleep was not interrupted, I did have lots of dreams and would burst into tears frequently for 2 years. After 2 years, I began to truly accept his passing but it took a couple more years before I could look at photos or talk to one of my siblings about him without automatically crying. Now, 16 years later, my heart still aches to talk to him, to hug him, to hear his supportive and uplifting words, and I can still easily cry for the empty spot in my heart.
Letting go of someone you love can be a difficult thing to do. Without sounding cold, life goes on and we need to let go of the past so we can get on with the future. Expect your grief to be deep and tears to be frequent for a while, but you need to deal with them and work through these intense and overwhelming emotions. Surround yourself with supportive and loving people, and don't be afraid to start living again.
God Bless.Health Question & Answer
My dad died unexpectedly when I was 32 years old. He was 58. Though my sleep was not interrupted, I did have lots of dreams and would burst into tears frequently for 2 years. After 2 years, I began to truly accept his passing but it took a couple more years before I could look at photos or talk to one of my siblings about him without automatically crying. Now, 16 years later, my heart still aches to talk to him, to hug him, to hear his supportive and uplifting words, and I can still easily cry for the empty spot in my heart.
Letting go of someone you love can be a difficult thing to do. Without sounding cold, life goes on and we need to let go of the past so we can get on with the future. Expect your grief to be deep and tears to be frequent for a while, but you need to deal with them and work through these intense and overwhelming emotions. Surround yourself with supportive and loving people, and don't be afraid to start living again.
God Bless.Health Question & Answer
The sleeping pattern thing sounds perfectly normal in any circumstances- I have trouble getting to sleep all the time!
And the dad/dream thing.? Of course that's normal if you're getting over him passing away.
As time goes on, you'll probably start to sleep better again, if you're naturally quite a quick sleeper, and you'll have dreams like that/ think about your dad less too probably.Health Question & Answer
And the dad/dream thing.? Of course that's normal if you're getting over him passing away.
As time goes on, you'll probably start to sleep better again, if you're naturally quite a quick sleeper, and you'll have dreams like that/ think about your dad less too probably.Health Question & Answer
grieving is a pretty complicated process and what your going through is normal, make sure you have plenty of family and friends around to talk about your dad as often as you need to, you might also want to think about a bereavement counsellor, which you get from your gp service. im so sorry about your dad and wish you all the bestHealth Question & Answer
its completely normal.
i have 2 former classmates who's father died in iraq.
they were so lost and scared they barely talked to anyone.
ur just getting used to not having ur dad around.
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i have 2 former classmates who's father died in iraq.
they were so lost and scared they barely talked to anyone.
ur just getting used to not having ur dad around.
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its completely normal, your just getting used the fact that your dads not around anymore. You will be fine when you get ober the fact hes gone xHealth Question & Answer
Yes, its normal your brian is trying to work out the grief and in part it is doing this in your sleep/dreams.Health Question & Answer
completely normal. It's part of the grieving process. Some people say that angels visit you in your dreams. I find that very comforting when I dream about my late sister. xHealth Question & Answer
of course it is hun all things in ur own time the body and mind will heal when ITS ready good luck .Health Question & Answer
yes this is normal and it will get better after some timeHealth Question & Answer