You should never have to watch anyone bury your child. I don't care if that child is an infant, 22, 33, 44 or 60. Parents should not have to go through that.

T's friend lost their son this past weekend in a car accident, he was 28.

B walked in yesterday at work and said his daughter was dead, he couldn't work and he walked out. We didn't know much about his family but knew he was only in his 60s, his daughter couldn't be that old.
Today i found out her oldest of three young sons came home from school and threw his bag on the couch as he yelled into the house that he was going outside to play. When he didn't get an answer he looked around and found his mom dead on the floor, her face all swollen and her eyes filled with blood. What a horrible thing to have to rememebr for the rest of his life. I feel so heartbroken for them.