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My dad was killed in an accident in my 20’s. I suppressed a lot of grief because it was beyond my control but found myself reflecting a lot. If they’re still alive, hope is the one greatest thing they can focus on but the anxiety of not knowing is debilitating.
I don’t know that there’s much besides giving the situation time. My sister was in a horrific accident 15 years ago, and was in a coma for a month afterwards, waking up with a traumatic brain injury. It was incredibly, incredibly hard watching her go through so much pain for so many years afterwards. The guilt, the worry can be a lot to handle as someone on the outside watching someone go through all that.
Also, and this is from my own personal experience and may not be relevant, but turning to drinking more to deal with all this will make the situation so much worse, and helps no one. If anything, there’s then that added level of worry about the person who’s spiraling over this as well.
I’m so sorry your friend is going through this, and I wish I had more advice to offer. There’s not always a happy ending, but it gets easier to deal with over time 🖤
Also feel free to DM me, I understand that it is very sensitive...
Thank you for sharing and I’m so sorry AD1 and D1 that you experienced this. Understand it’s so painful... I guess it just takes time.
For more context this happened just yesterday on Thanksgiving, when the families were getting together. I’m 9 hours time difference away, and the only support I can offer was be on the phone with them when they needed. But I was also thinking of finding a good podcast or building them a playlist that is calming. Like little things here and there to help pass the time and not focus on the trauma.