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He was my stepfather, but to me, he was my real father. He made me feel what it is like to have a dad. He never lacked anything for my mother and me. I was so happy when he came into our lives. It is so hard to accept that he is gone because I love him so much. I only felt true fatherly love from him. Now that he left us, all we feel are tears and sadness. Losing him is not easy at all. I realized that my debut was the last special moment we shared. That is why he was so happy when he danced with me—he was hiding his pain just to be there for me. On April 15, he was taken to the hospital because he could not bear the pain anymore. He had back pain and could hardly breathe. After one week, we learned the truth: he had skin cancer, and it was already Stage 4. I was so heartbroken. I went to church and prayed for him. I could not eat or think straight. We lived with him for six years, and we never knew he was sick. He never told my mother, and I still do not know why. Three weeks later, he became very weak. He could not stand anymore. He became thin, and his feet were swollen. He wanted so badly to come home, but he was not well enough. Then, he started acting like a little child—counting numbers and singing children’s songs. It was probably because of his medicine or being stuck in the hospital. His pain became so bad that even a light touch made him cry out. Hearing him suffer hurt us deeply. He was moved to the ICU, and the doctor told us honestly that there was no hope left. It hurt so much to hear that we were just waiting for his time. On May 7, 2026, my family stayed with him at the hospital. At exactly 8:45 in the evening, he was gone. My heart was full of pain and sadness. It broke me to see my mother crying and to remember everything he went through. But I am still thankful to him. Because of him, I experienced having a loving father. As painful as it is, we accepted it. Now, he can finally rest and feel no more pain. He fought hard, but the pain became too much for him to bear.
He was my stepfather, but to me, he was my real father. He made me feel what it is like to have a dad. He never lacked anything for my mother and me. I was so happy when he came into our lives. It is so hard to accept that he is gone because I love him so much. I only felt true fatherly love from him. Now that he left us, all we feel are tears and sadness. Losing him is not easy at all. I realized that my debut was the last special moment we shared. That is why he was so happy when he danced with me—he was hiding his pain just to be there for me. On April 15, he was taken to the hospital because he could not bear the pain anymore. He had back pain and could hardly breathe. After one week, we learned the truth: he had skin cancer, and it was already Stage 4. I was so heartbroken. I went to church and prayed for him. I could not eat or think straight. We lived with him for six years, and we never knew he was sick. He never told my mother, and I still do not know why. Three weeks later, he became very weak. He could not stand anymore. He became thin, and his feet were swollen. He wanted so badly to come home, but he was not well enough. Then, he started acting like a little child—counting numbers and singing children’s songs. It was probably because of his medicine or being stuck in the hospital. His pain became so bad that even a light touch made him cry out. Hearing him suffer hurt us deeply. He was moved to the ICU, and the doctor told us honestly that there was no hope left. It hurt so much to hear that we were just waiting for his time. On May 7, 2026, my family stayed with him at the hospital. At exactly 8:45 in the evening, he was gone. My heart was full of pain and sadness. It broke me to see my mother crying and to remember everything he went through. But I am still thankful to him. Because of him, I experienced having a loving father. As painful as it is, we accepted it. Now, he can finally rest and feel no more pain. He fought hard, but the pain became too much for him to bear.
To my little big baby brother, Franky Limon Garza. People keep asking me how I'm doing, and I don't know how to answer that anymore. The truth is...a part of me died the day you did. You weren't just my little brother. You were my best friend, my protector, my biggest supporter, and one of the greatest blessings God ever gave me. You were the person I laughed with until my stomach hurt, the person I could call about absolutely anything, and the one person who could always make everything feel okay. You were only 24 years old. Twenty-four.  You had your whole life ahead of you. You had dreams you were still chasing, people who loved you more than you could ever imagine, and so many chapters that should have been written. As your baby sister, I always pictured our future together. I pictured watching you become the amazing man I already knew you were becoming. I pictured standing beside you on your wedding day, embarrassing you with stories from when we were kids. I watched you do anything and everything you could for baby Aileen and watching you become the incredible father you were trying to be. I pictured us growing old together, still teasing each other, still making memories, still being there through every milestone. Now all of those dreams are just... gone. And I don't know how to accept that. People say life goes on, but mine feels like it stopped the day I lost you. The grief has completely taken over my life. It follows me into every room, every conversation, every holiday, every birthday, every quiet moment. It never leaves. I carry this heartbreak with me every second of every day. I miss hearing your voice. I miss your laugh. I miss your hugs. I miss your goofy smile. I miss texting you. I miss calling you. I miss simply knowing you were here. I just miss you. The hardest part is knowing the world will keep moving while I have to live in one that no longer has my little brother in it. You had the kindest heart. You loved so deeply, cared so genuinely, and always wanted to make the people around you smile. You had a light about you that drew people in. You were becoming such an incredible young man, and it breaks my heart knowing so many people will never get to see the man you were going to become. There are no words big enough to explain how shattered l am.  I don't know how to be a baby sister when I can't protect my little brother anymore. I don't know how to celebrate birthdays that should still be happening. I don't know how to imagine my future without you standing somewhere in it.  Every day I wake up hoping this is just a nightmare, and every morning my heart has to break all over again when I remember it's real. I would give absolutely anything for one more hug, one more laugh, one more
To my little big baby brother, Franky Limon Garza. People keep asking me how I'm doing, and I don't know how to answer that anymore. The truth is...a part of me died the day you did. You weren't just my little brother. You were my best friend, my protector, my biggest supporter, and one of the greatest blessings God ever gave me. You were the person I laughed with until my stomach hurt, the person I could call about absolutely anything, and the one person who could always make everything feel okay. You were only 24 years old. Twenty-four. You had your whole life ahead of you. You had dreams you were still chasing, people who loved you more than you could ever imagine, and so many chapters that should have been written. As your baby sister, I always pictured our future together. I pictured watching you become the amazing man I already knew you were becoming. I pictured standing beside you on your wedding day, embarrassing you with stories from when we were kids. I watched you do anything and everything you could for baby Aileen and watching you become the incredible father you were trying to be. I pictured us growing old together, still teasing each other, still making memories, still being there through every milestone. Now all of those dreams are just... gone. And I don't know how to accept that. People say life goes on, but mine feels like it stopped the day I lost you. The grief has completely taken over my life. It follows me into every room, every conversation, every holiday, every birthday, every quiet moment. It never leaves. I carry this heartbreak with me every second of every day. I miss hearing your voice. I miss your laugh. I miss your hugs. I miss your goofy smile. I miss texting you. I miss calling you. I miss simply knowing you were here. I just miss you. The hardest part is knowing the world will keep moving while I have to live in one that no longer has my little brother in it. You had the kindest heart. You loved so deeply, cared so genuinely, and always wanted to make the people around you smile. You had a light about you that drew people in. You were becoming such an incredible young man, and it breaks my heart knowing so many people will never get to see the man you were going to become. There are no words big enough to explain how shattered l am. I don't know how to be a baby sister when I can't protect my little brother anymore. I don't know how to celebrate birthdays that should still be happening. I don't know how to imagine my future without you standing somewhere in it. Every day I wake up hoping this is just a nightmare, and every morning my heart has to break all over again when I remember it's real. I would give absolutely anything for one more hug, one more laugh, one more "I love you," one more day with you. You will always be my little brother. You will always be my best friend. You will always be one of the biggest pieces of my heart. I promise I'll carry your name with me for the rest of my life. I’ll tell your story. I’ll keep your memory alive. I’ll love you until my very last breath. I just wish I could have watched us grow old together. I love you forever, Frank/Flako. Until I see you again.🪽 Love, your sissy Lyss🩷 #justiceforfrank #fyp #siblingloss #griefjourney #imissyou

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