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Courage

This mothers calls to God in her prayers asking for the courage to continue on with enough strength for each new day. She trusts God to answer her prayers, and knows that one day she will see her son again.

Today I Smiled

This mother thought that she would never smile again following the death of her son. But, though her heart is wrenched with pain, she still has managed to smile.

A Wreckless Act Killed My Daughter

This mother shares her despair over the loss of her daughter in a car accident. She has contacted government officials many times and wants to know why the law is not punishing the man who killed her daughter. She is not receiving answers.

She Was My Daughter, My Best Friend

This mother shares her anguished heart over the loss of her 34 year old daughter, who was also her best friend. A car accident took the life of this young mother of three, and now only grief fills the hearts of those who love and miss her.

There Is Comfort In Knowing God

This mother's beautiful son died unexpectedly, and has left her heart torn apart. She is finding that her only comfort comes from knowing that her son found God and was using his life to help others.

A Life Gone

A mother agonizes over the waste of such an early death. Her child, so full of talent, is gone. The grasp of the drugs just wouldn't let go.

Time

For this mother, time stands still. Her only peace comes from knowing that her precious child is with God, and that he is now free from the bonds of addiction.

A Parent's Worst Nightmare

A mother shares her feelings of deep pain as she awakens each day with an aching heart only to realize that her child's death is not a dream.

I Know How You Feel

This parent talks of the bitter emptiness felt when a child, a gift of the heart, dies. Others say "I know how you feel", but the pain of losing a child is too personal for another to make that claim. Child loss is an eternal grief that only a parent can know!

I Am Fine

A parent shares the pain of having to mask feelings of grief for others. We say "I am fine" when inside grief has torn us apart, and we know we will never again be fine!

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