Patroagon
noun
A persistent unease grips the father as he contemplates one day no longer being present to care for his sons, who will forever rely on his guidance. He fears not for himself, but for the uncertain future that awaits his cherished children who cannot live independently.
From Latin 'pater' (father) + Greek 'agon' (struggle), symbolizing a father's struggle with future uncertainties. Pronounced "PAH-troh-ah-gon"
