I have a similiar situation as lizzie, but I just lost my mom on March 11,2007 and was buried on the 16th. She was very ill for quite sometime with diabetes, congestive heart failure, kidney function the list goes one. on march 8th she had surgery on her leg to help get better circulation to the foot that was infected. The surgery was a success, but the rest of her could not handle the surgery. she had brain swelling and renal failure. my siblings and I had to remove the life support there was no other way she was going to come out of it. since thursday the 22nd I've been un utter mess. crying, not wanting to do anything, it's just finally hit me. I'm in my 40's and lost my dad 25 years ago and we were also very close. I know I'm going to go through this rough patch but it will get easier. It's just going to take time adjusting my life without her being physciall in it. Everyone's grieving process is different but if your grieving for more then a month it's going to start taking over your life which your father would not have wanted that to happen, I'm sure you know that. I think counseling would be good for you since it's been awhile since your father's passing. It's not healthly for you or your family to be depressed for this long. I'm already going for therapy for other things going on in my life and thank goodness I am so we can also combine my grieving process in my sessions. I know those pity partys your having pretty well, but a party is really no fun with only one person, trust me, I've been there.