He said he never got headaches but I know he just wasn’t sensitive enough to his head to know. He would suddenly yell at us for little reason and I figured it out that he was suffering from a dull headache - enough to want to die.
Do you find that your perception of your parents has changed over time, even well after they have died?
My dad passed away in April and I know that I will continue to think about him the rest of my life. I imagine that through my own life experiences and maturity I will come to know him better, even though he is gone.
Yes. I know them better now than I ever could when they were alive. They are in me.
@anon1517417 oh I am so sorry…!! I can’t imagine losing one of my parents and it’s bound to happen…not ready for it…this is sad I am sorry you lost your dad…
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I’m sorry you lost your dad @anon1517417. That’s awful. I’m not ready to lose my mom, but luckily she’s very active and healthy.
@PinCushion, I’m not sure it was headaches necessarily, but either way I’m sorry you had to walk on eggshells around him never knowing what his mood would be.
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I can relate a bit. My dad takes lexapro and said he had no side effects. But my dad doesn’t have nearly as strong senses as I do. Doubt he ever did. I think I got my strongest sensing ability from my mom.
So I doubted I would really have no side effects from lexapro.
I thought there would at least be one thing I get that maybe I just notice easier than my dad. (I know we’re all different but we have similar genetics me and my dad)
But alas even though the lexapro, I’m side effect free woo hoo
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