<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

Oh gosh, here we go. Before I start, I just want to say that this isn't a grieving post. Feel free to give me personal advice, but this is about me and her, not just myself.

My father has had heart disease for the past 10 years, and it finally hit him on august 22nd. So, yesterday as of writing this. My girlfriend saw basically everything, and was there the whole time. She is a wonderful person. She was there with me the whole time, from when I dialed 911 to when the EMTs took his body to the mortuary. After it all happened, I told her I didn't want this to jeopardize our relationship and that I would be stable eventually. She told me that this wasn't a burden, and while I can deal with this on my own, she's more than happy to be there for me.

So now a bit of background on us. We're both very independent and reserved people, but we're very open and close to one another. We've only been together about 2 months and have lost our virginity to one another, but our sex life is great and we've had a few arguments but both of us have some degree of emotional intelligence and can stay on top of maintaining each other's emotional states.

So while I'm torn up about my dad being gone, how can I let her know that she's not just a shoulder to cry on, and that she is a wonderful influence who makes me feel like the luckiest guy alive?

Thank you for any responses.
<bot>: My father died very recently. How can I let my wonderful, supportive girlfriend avoid feeling like I don't care about her romantically and still see herself as my special woman?