Why am I so physically weak now that my Dad passed away???
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You could be experiencing grief and depression from your father's passing.  Talk to someone about the way you felt about him and what has happened now to get things off your mind and heart, and then your sleep patterns will return to normal eventually.  Just try not to worry.
1130879
I am so sorry to hear about the death of your father. When my aunt died last year, I thought I kept seeing her or hearing her voice and she didn't even pass away at my house. But that is their spirit, letting you know they are there. Ask God to help his soul and finally take him home. I know it may sound weird, but when you pray, also take time to speak to your father. He will hear you, trust me. If you need anyone to talk to, I am here.
740403
At that weight, I'm amazed you have the strength to sit up and type.  It doesn't seem possible...\n\nHowever, if it's true, PLEASE go to the doctor IMMEDIATELY because you are very, very sick.
186179
sadly -- my dad has passed away
384109
I'm sorry you lost your father in such a tragic way. You never get over it, you just learn how to deal with it. I would go to a bereavement therapist or I would join a bereavement group in your area. It sounds like you have a lot of pain and you really need to vent instead of holding it all inside. May God bless you and may you find comfort in this hard time. Don't feel because it was 16 years ago, that you shouldn't grieve.
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I think you are feeling so because of weakness , even I had such symptoms.\nYou need to have good breakfast , with veggies etc and less oil food. Then dont forget to have your lunch and dinner , add milk in your diet .\nAs your haemoglobin level increases , you wont feel gidiness.\ntry having cod liver oil with milk , that will help you gain good concentration and you will no more feel gidiness.
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No, I think it's a part of the whole grieving process.  When I lost my dad, I went through months of clinging to my mom and wanting to talk to her every day, etc.  The reality of losing your parents is what is scaring you; not you dying.  I'm sure you're sick of people telling you that it will get easier...honestly, it will.  I feel for you because of the holidays and all...it will be rough, but you will get through it.  Take care!
922549
hey it might be something little like not getting enough water or spending too much time on the computer congratulations on your start to recovery!! I wish you the best of luck get well soon
844181
hey man, i know what it can be like to have a mom and dad that aren't around for you to set examples for you in life. When i think about when i used to live with my mom and dad the only thing i think of is "what doesent kill you, makes you stronger" but ofcource everyone situation is different. my advice would be to talk to one of your close family members if you have one, if not, a school counselor and go from there. good luck in life man and keep kicking ass in school... its the key to success!
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I have a very very mild form, it used to be worse.  I did feel like a burden to my husband when it was bad, now it's a lot better and it's to the point where I can force myself to leave the house when I don't really feel like it.  I am not in any kind of treatment anymore, but when I was, my therapist recommended starting very very slowly, thinking of the things that made me nervous at first, and then trying something that would make me only a tiny bit nervous, and working my way up from there.
826936
I'm sorry to hear about your illness, but happy about your recovery. Have you dug out your old "100 things to do before I die" list? That's the best place to start. Good luck.
854669
Yeah, I understand, hon.  It's tough to lose a dad. I lost my dad when I was 24, and it wasn't easy for me either.  Was your dad ill, or was his death sudden?  We don't know why God chooses his special people to be with Him, but know that wherever he is, your dad is watching over you, protecting you from harm, and loving you.  Meantime, talk things over with your mom, and your brothers and sisters if you have any, or even your friends.  Talking about the good times you had with your dad really helps.  In time, the pain will be a lot less, and you'll just be left with good memories.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.  Good luck and God Bless!
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Please know that you are in my morning prayers.  I know your pain over your losses seem unbearable, but remember that He is holding you up, and even when you don't feel Him, that is when He is closest!  It took someone else's pain to remind of that this morning and I hope and pray as you grieve your loss that you can keep that thought in your mind.  It was explained to me that we have at least forty thousand thoughts a day, and that if you can keep those thoughts positive, your body and emotion will respond.  What a man thinks in his heart, so is he, right?\n\nMay God help you thru this time, may you keep your eyes toward heaven, may God use your grandchild to bless you for years to come, and may He help you raise her in grace and gratefulness for the opportunity to serve your daughter's memory.  Father, please enable a good report from the Drs to encourage this sister in the Lord thru her trials.  May she see many blessings thru her call for prayer, strentgthen her faith and trust in You as she walks the same path we all must take for your names sake. Amen.
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I lost my Mom too, so I know how your are feeling. Losing a mom is a really tough thing and it isnt something that you just snap out of. You need to give yourself a chance to grieve her death..\nSleeping alot could also be a sign of mild depression, talk to a therapist or some other qualified person if this doesnt let up.\n I am sorry for your loss...
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I can totally relate to what you are feeling.  The one thing that helped me was finding another Christian friend in my church that I could talk to.  She has helped me and prays with me.  \n\nI also went to the dr.  He said my IRON was so low.  And that your iron being low can cause you to feel tired, stressed and dazed all the time.  So, we changed my diet and added more high iron foods.  \n\nGood luck,
1103159
Sounds like you have some major emotional issues.  Not all old people are fat and not all people your age are "skinny".
422703
I have lost both of my parents and I'm single.  I found that i felt disoriented for about 6 months when each of my parents died.  Then, I began recovering.\n\nEvery person is different, though.  You may take more or less time.  If it goes on for a year, you should probably get some help.  And if it is too tough, find a professional to talk to whether it has been a year or not.\n\nBest wishes to you.