I don't think poorly of my Dad for having to retire. I realize these inevitabilities all too well.

 I mean, yeah, if the injury causes that type of flesh or nerve damage, than it's crippling to move.

If the injury causes Chronic-Pain, you die slowly & painfully, but retain your mobility.

My Dad needed to retire. I was really committed to getting my Dad retired & on his own.

He may move out of his Retirement-Home, quite frankly. 

Well, I didn't make any friends & other family members along the way.

I got Aunt Glory & Uncle Chris, but they are much different than my Dad & I. 

Friends & Family, nonetheless, but we didn't share our lives together & we weren't that close.

So, losing my Dad was a humongous loss, but he did build me up to 99.9% of the way.

I think poorly of all of these other people I was supposed to be able to trust & depend on that I wasn't! 

Yeah, I think nothing but good of my Dad, anymore.

If my Dad terminated the friendship we had when I was at certain ages it would have been a death-blow.

Because I was depending on his friendship & leadership to be able to solve what ailed us. 

But there were times I wasn't cool with my Dad.

I think nothing but good of my Dad, anymore.