All of us where there trying our best not to cry but the tears seemed to just keep coming. Time felt like it was going by extremely slow and we where all getting more and more anxious each minute. The lobby had filled up with many of our family members all praying and hoping everything was going to be alright. By 7:10pm the doctors had finally came out and tell us the news. They took the immediate family only to a small room which also included my fathers brothers, sisters, and mother and shut the door behind us. The doctors then decided everything that happened and everything they did to try and help my father from what he had which was a heart attack, they then said he didn 't make it and died at exactly 7:00pm. With all the approximately 10 people in this small room everybody began to cry and scream with sorrow, my mothers cry being the loudest of them all. It had to be the most awful sound I have ever heard I felt like I couldn 't be in there not one more minute, It was like the noise was suffocating me, and I ran outside. My uncle and cousin followed me out and just hugged me so tight my heart …show more content…
Many things have changed and this change, this major event that happened to me has changed me completely. I believe my family and friends being there to support me has helped me the most. Losing someone you love dearly can be the most painful thing anyone can go through and it’s helped me realize to treat everyone with love and respect, because you never know what anyone can be going through or what major events that can be happening In there lives as