It’s hard isn’t it? I hope he settles in well.Oh bless you, this post really moved me. I am trying to do the same with my FILs house. He’s in a nursing home with memory issues and his house is going up for sale soon. I can tell by your posts you’re a special person, your dad would be so proud xxx
Thank you for your kind words. I’m not a special person at all - I know I’m not the best wife or mother and I’m not proud of much in my life but I am proud of being a good daughter to him. I wasn’t perfect, neither of us were, but we were perfect for each other. We were very lucky.
Thank you for your kind words and understanding.Not at all, it’s lovely to hear and it’s how you keep his memory alive. Keep talking about him all you want, this thread is full of kind hearted people who are delighted to hear about him and help you through your grief. I’ve read lots of posts on here from people who had terrible relationships with their parents and the issues it’s left them with is so sad so it’s wonderful to hear you speak so fondly and with so much love about your Dad
it sounds like you’re doing a brilliant job with his house and he’ll be proud of you I’m sure. I understand your intentions with wanting to make his house look like his home and not some soulless property