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Losing a parent is the most bizarre mix of feelings ever. Like Andrew said, there has been 20 days that he has been on this planet without a father. I lost my Dad 6 years ago and I so felt that statement. It's a whole different feeling that no one really thinks about until it happens. God bless you and your family ❤️
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I am so sorry 😢 Andrew I’m very sorry he was your best friend.
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I lost my one and only child, my daughter on Dec 27, 2022. The same day as your dad. They both we to meet our Savior. I cannot understand how people can do life without Jesus. My daughter was disabled and I was her caretaker. She needed care with every aspect of his life. The pain. Is real and raw. And I am in the waves of emotions astheu come and go. No one person is the same and everyone grieves differently. I have peace that I will see her again one day because and through Jesus and I too am his child. In the mean time I have to trust God and have faith in him. For his plans & ways are always greater. In the hurt of not having her here I know that God is Not done with me and looking forward to eventually getting see the full picture of what God is going to do with me. He promised to see us through to a victorious end. God is good and I am so thankful I have many pictures & memories to get me through the next part of my journey. Thank you for sharing your story. I find it helpful when you talk about that person & your journey
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Shawn, I love how you refer to him as dad, and Andrew’s family as yours. It’s really beautiful. These days a lot of people, including myself, don’t see their in-laws as their own family and would never call them them mom & dad. It’s really refreshing to see
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I lost my brother at 5, mom at 21 and dad at 24. You are addressing grief in a very healthy way. Everyone’s grief journey is unique and your own🙏🏻🙏🏻
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I am in the trenches with you. I lost my 27 yo son almost 3 months ago. Parents should not have to bury their children. Hardest thing I have ever had to deal with and I’m struggling to make sense of it. It helps knowing he is with my mom, his NeNe, in heaven. Love you guys and your family. Praying for continued strength as you all navigate through this change in life.
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What God doesn't protect you from, he will Perfect you through. Sending my prayers
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Such a great pod today! Seeing the vulnerability from you, Andrew, and the quiet, supportive love from you, Shawn, was powerful. Being up front and forthright about how your relationship with Jesus has been your North Star was a blessing. Andrew, you will now be able to shepherd Shawn through this process when the time comes for her in ways that you never would have known before. Give yourself permission to grieve as long as you need. We love you as part of our big giant family of God.
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I heard a pastor say when his dad died. A quick death is GOD’S kiss
upon the soul. It gives me great comfort. My heart was broken when my dad died at 57 like your dad. My
mother suffered so long I could really
appreciate the quick death upon the soul. Your family will be in my prayers.🙏❤️
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Andrew, you are so eloquent with your words, and you are both mourning well! What an incredible testimony of the goodness of God in the midst of loss! You will be reunited in heaven one day! The tears and sadness of this life is temporary, but for all who know Jesus, we have the hope of eternity in heaven! Thank you for being light in the darkness! Glory to His name!!!
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Andrew I lost my dad when I was 29 he was 56. It has been 14 years he’s been gone. I want you to know it never feels “back to normal” it’s just a new normal. The stages of grief come at different times for different people. At the 2 year mark I actually had to take a low dose anti depressant because grief was so overwhelming. I had never need any type of medication. It shook me. All that to say don’t be afraid to process everything you need to and be aware that it’ll come in waves.
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The Fathers teachings, passed down from God to your dad to you and now you can share with your wife and children remember always be a blessing and He will honor this. ❤
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Mr. East was a great man and role model for many. Thanks for sharing Andrew.
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You never get over the loss. I lost my husband five years ago. I still am grieving for him. We were high school sweethearts! I miss him ! You just put one foot in front of the other and take them with you, in your heart. I remember how great my husband was. I thank God he sent me my Jack! To me we are still together and I still wear my wedding rings. But he was my first love and last but most of all my soulmate and forever love. I lost my Two Dads also my Father and Stepfather. I miss them . I know we will see our loved ones again. God promises that in his word the Bible. I hold on to the memories and the love that my husband gave to me and our children and grandchildren. He was a wonderful man and loved by many people! God is good. He has been with me for the last few years. I look back and know in my heart. Yes that part was a God thing. Can’t wait to see my loved ones who have passed on. But my husband is the one whom I will most want to see and hug! My heart goes out to you and your family and friends who loved him. Prayers and love always! 🙏❤️🤗🙌🏻
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I can't tell you how amazing this video is.
1. Seeing how supportive a spouse can be in such difficult times is beautiful. Watching Shawn in the way she loves and respects Andrew shows me what I have been missing.
2. Hearing Andrew work through his grief in such a thoughtful way gives me so much hope. That breakdown he takes on each statement is so emotional and yet perfect in its connection to the Lord.
3. The respect the two of them show for family, whether it be siblings or in-laws, is absolutely breathtaking. Having the ability to love and grieve with everyone in your family is a blessing and I truly enjoyed listening to you two talking about the way you did this.
You are a beautiful couple, and God will continue to bless your family.
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I have to add one more note, Shawn is right. For 14 years I've vacillated among all of the stages. My life has rebuilt around the grief. But the grief is still there. There are days when the loss of my dad (even though I'll see him again one day!) Is so profound I have a hard time functioning. Then there's days where I'm so happy he has been enjoying Jesus face to face for these 14 years. The hardest is he never met my children. We hold to the hope that one day they will meet at Jesus' feet. But, Andrew and Shawn, give yourselves grace for however you feel at any given moment. There is no one way through this. Tears of sadness are ok, too. Cling like you've never clung before to Jesus. Study, pray, let your raw emotions out to him in prayer. You are all in my prayers daily. I hope my rambling comes across in all love. ❤️
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I am very sorry for your loss. The number of deaths “unexpectedly “ or “ suddenly” that has happened in the last year and a half or two is beyond alarming. They all seem to have a commonality. May the American public wise up to what is being inflicted upon us by a company or two who are liability free.
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Shawn, kudos to you for quietly allowing Andrew to just speak uninterrupted about his dad, and sharing your love of family and faith. Andrew, the hurt of losing your dad, as your one friend mentioned, will never go away. You do learn to live through it. You already expressed how his legacy will live through you. His most important example was that of his love for our Living Lord. Hold tight to your relationship with Christ Jesus. Dig into the scriptures so that your own children will have the opportunity to live with their grandpa's love of God through you and Shawn. Missing my dad since 2016.
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No one ever loses the feeling of grief, it doesn't go away--, people just learn to live with grief.
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@rene6371
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Knowing WHERE he is and WHO he is with changes the impact of the stages of grief. There is an underlying joy that we have as Christians when our loved ones ascend. I hope that with your platform you can share and expand that knowledge so others can see Christ in you. You two are doing a great job. Just take each day as it comes and stay in the word. The word expands and grows in us when we go through these moments. Much love to you both and your family.
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