Although a year has passed since Senator McCain’s death, his family is still mourning his loss. A few months ago, Megan McCain wrote on Instagram to mourn her passing:
“345 days. I woke up a week ago early in the morning and tried to call your cell phone – I forgot I can’t anymore. How can I do this? I don’t know. “
The TV personality also said the loss of a loved one doesn’t get any easier: “We just learn to hide our grief better because it makes a lot of people very uncomfortable. Our culture avoids any reminders. of death and agony. one of the ultimate taboos.”
Senator McCain was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer a year before his death. The politician had run in the presidential race twice before, but did not win.
Tomorrow last year August 25th was the worst day of my life. I lost my hero. I miss my parents every day, and I will for the rest of my life. Grieving is pervasive and relentless. To everyone sending prayers, love and support to my family, we are truly grateful pic.twitter.com/3kaPTTGJHf
— Megan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) August 24, 2019
Over the weekend, Meghan posted a message on Twitter about the anniversary of her father’s death.
“Tomorrow last year August 25th was the worst day of my life,” she wrote. “I lost my hero. I miss my father every day, and I will for the rest of my life. Grief is ever-present and unrelenting. To all, I send prayers, love and support to my family, we are truly grateful.”
Earlier this month, Meghan revealed she dreaded the memory of her father’s death.
“I love you so much dad, I’m not ashamed because I still miss you so much. I’m scared in 20 days like I’m preparing for a flood to come…” she said on Instagram.
