Dear Brookelouise~
Welcome here to the Forum. I's a good move as you can get to see others who have had similar problems.
I"m afraid you and your family are in a difficult situation, one that happens a fair bit. It can be very upsetting as well as frustrating to see someone you love is in distress.
While it might be obvious to you something is wrong your dad may not beleive that or simply is unwilling to do anything about it.
As an adult it is of course his decision. I would think that to go to see his GP and set out how he has been feeling and what his life is like would be the best start. I guess it is a question of persuading him to go. Do you think htere is anyone in the family or someone he knows who can persuade him?
Sometimes pointing out your own unhappiness becuse he has not been himself might be enough. Many may do something for someone else where they might not do it for themselves. I do this myself and go to see my doctor to stop my wife having to worry, otherwise I'd just but up wiht or ignore whatever it is.
What do you think?
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Please let us know how you get on
Croix
