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SoFine · 46-50, F
He will need time alone to digest his sadness. When we have a death to get over, it is also a reminder about our own future death.
Does he like tea/coffee, then leave him a beverage that he likes to drink, to keep his water level up.
Let him know, that when he needs to talk, that you are around to listen to him. Does he like walking, as a quite walk can help.
Give him time and space, when he is ready he will let you know.
How are you then? I lost my dad when I was 9. My doggie was my console, I had him to hug. Who do you have to hug? Then when you can hug your uncle, just hug and hold him tight.
Does he like tea/coffee, then leave him a beverage that he likes to drink, to keep his water level up.
Let him know, that when he needs to talk, that you are around to listen to him. Does he like walking, as a quite walk can help.
Give him time and space, when he is ready he will let you know.
How are you then? I lost my dad when I was 9. My doggie was my console, I had him to hug. Who do you have to hug? Then when you can hug your uncle, just hug and hold him tight.
sadie210 · F
thanks as for your questions i don't have a pet but i have good friends my cousins have been comforting me so i guess them.