Rel, my offer elsewhere stands for anytime you need it. But I thought I'd post here also to comment on what you said about when your daughter asks where "Uncle Ted" is. Yeah, that will probably be a painful moment. One of the hardest things I ever had to do is to sit my son down and tell him my grandfather had died. But as time passed, he would ask me "He's in our hearts even if he isn't here, right?" or say "I miss granddaddy." And that comforted me, reminding me that it's ok to miss someone who's gone, and that eventually the memories will bring smiles instead of tears. Take time to grieve when you need to. Sometimes people act as if that's a shameful thing, but it's a natural coping mechanism that works really well in most cases. Don't be afraid to lean on others, either. That's what friends and family are for.