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The conversation.I have this conversation( or a version of it) in my head a lot.
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You bare your soul to us with all your artwork.Β
I always find your pieces very personal, but this one's really intimate.
I'm sorry but your loss.
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Wow that was heartbreaking. This is too real.Β
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I'm very sorry for your loss.. This comic really hits home.
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Geez...thatΒ΄s way too relatable.
You did an amazing job on creating such an emotional piece of art!
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Beautifully said and drawn.. I think this piece resonates within everyone who suddenly lost someone they didn't get to say goodbye to. <3 you are incredibly good with telling stories with your artwork, and you move lots of people; that is the most powerfull thing art can do.Β
Thank you for your artwork, and please never stop drawing
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I'll always remember the last things I said to my father.
I told him he had no reason to be afraid, that everything would be fine and he would come home.
The next day was Easter, I received the phone call while I was in my car to go to lunch with my mother.
The last thing I told my father was a lie.
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I feel you 
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Omg, have it in real life.Β You know you need to.
My Dad went when I was miles away, never a chance for any conversation, I was young and foolish.Β I wish now we had talked.
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Humanity's common plight: always appreciating best what we had only after losing it. Best we can wish for is them knowing, at a deeper level, what they meant to us, even if we never expressed it properly. And also learning from regrets ourselves and doing better by those still left with us.
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Lost my Dad 19 years ago this very month of April, I know what you mean just a little.Β Mine taught me much, gave me gifts of knowledge I'm still using and treasuring each day.Β Thank you for the reminder of what's truly important.
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This is very good. A hard topic but good. There are still conversations I have with my grandfather that I wish I had actually said, and it's been... a lot of years since he passed.
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Last October my uncle opted for euthanasia and I shoved my grief and fear aside and called him the day before. And when my aunt died in January I went to see her too.
I'm so extremely grateful I got to say goodbye but I really wish I could have 1 more conversation with them and my grandparents to tell them how much they mean to me and how they continue to shape me.
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Regrets... it's not too late to use them to do what is right from now.
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I was just as big of a mess when my grandfather died from cancer, I regret, and still do regret never talking to him enough...he was a doctor who knew so many things, and when I got really sick, no one knew who it was, since he was dead. I miss that man
aside from all that sadness, this is so beautiful, like wow!! <3
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This was beautiful from start to end.
Great job.
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I didn't lose my father yet, but I kind of regret I didn't see my grandfather before he died ( I was with my girlfriend of this time and didn't want to drag her in this kind of ambiance with a man she actually don't really know ).
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