Kevin Sam Dingding

Your ordinary day idiot.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Say I’m selfish, say my reasons don’t matter, but don’t you dare tell me this pain isn’t real. 2/2

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

How do you expect me to walk back into that church when the last time I was there, I buried my nephew? And worse, how do you expect me to face God after He took two people from me in just days? 1/2

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Tireddddd

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

☹️😔

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

No warm embrace, no shared joy…just the heavy weight of absence. And when you’re grieving while also facing financial struggles, the emptiness feels even heavier. It’s a kind of pain that lingers. I miss you, Ma 🥺

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Losing a mother is an ache that words can’t fully capture. Before, even the smallest wins were met with cake and a simple celebration waiting for me at home. Now, there’s only silence. 1/2

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Silence is better.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Changing your fault is part of being truly sorry.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

I hate this feeling. It’s a fight I keep picking with myself, and I already know I’ll lose every time.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Ay biga grabe mani kasakit ako ngipon

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Everything feels so heavy lately. Even waking up is so difficult

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Kean is supposed to graduate tomorrow, Ma. I hope you’re both happy together in heaven, Ma. We miss you both so deeply.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

It’s been exactly a month today since you left, Ma. Tomorrow, we’ll begin your novena in preparation for your 40th day on the 28th. I miss you so much, Ma.

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Why does it feel so heavy?

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😞

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Cancer doesn’t just change the patient, it changes everyone who loves them. 🥺

[Kevin Sam Dingding @kebdingding]

Dreams drifted away,
like leaves caught in a river—
silent, out of reach.