Posts by Drew Price73

I just wanted to add that I used to be terrified of dying—like, genuinely paralyzed by it. But this? This totally flipped my perspective on death...

Death is just part of the natural cycle, you just gotta accept it. Honestly, I think it’s way worse when someone doesn't actually live their life while they're here...

A person isn't just some physical body. We're made of a body, spirit, and soul...
When someone passes, we say goodbye to their physical shell, but who says we can't think about them a hundred times a day? Give them a mental hug, talk to them... the physical stuff isn't the point...

I won't be able to help anyone if I'm feeling like crap, and I'll only end up hurting myself. So, I've decided to choose happiness. To be proud and happy!

Hang in there, everyone. Just keep being a Fighter until the very end!!!

Giving away some Megamin if anyone can use it,
got plenty on hand... powder and tablets.
just shoot me an email.

hey everyone,

I’ve been lurking on this forum for a few months now, but I haven't really said anything until now.
My dad got sick back in January, and unfortunately, he passed away three weeks ago.

Man, I was terrified. Just wondering how we were gonna pull through... the sleepless nights, that constant dread waiting for the phone to ring... if you're going through this, you get it.

I couldn't even wrap my head around how Mom would handle things, or how life would just... work without him there.

I just want to offer some advice to anyone out there who's scared for someone they love:

Nobody knows how much time someone has left. It doesn't matter how bad the illness gets or how hard the fight is—keep fighting until the very end. As long as that heart is beating, don't give up.

Whether it happens today, tomorrow, in ten days, or ten years... just spend whatever time is left making it count. Make it good. Cherish every single day you still have. Talk to them....

I am so incredibly proud of my dad. He fought until his very last breath.
I'm heartbroken that he isn't physically here with us, but I'm grateful I got those few months
to spend together... they were special....

So I'll say it again: we can't control how much time people have left, but we can
make sure that time is meaningful. Hug them. Kiss them. Tell them you love them.... You might think it goes without saying, but it means everything to them, and honestly, it'll make you feel better too...