Surviving the Death of a Child
No one is ever ready to bury a child. In the hours after, you are handed paperwork and casseroles and a silence where instructions should be - no one tells you how to make the phone calls, get through the days, or keep breathing when the worst thing that could happen already has. The grief that follows the death of a son or daughter is not like other griefs, and the advice written for other griefs...
No one is ever ready to bury a child. In the hours after, you are handed paperwork and casseroles and a silence where instructions should be - no one tells you how to make the phone calls, get through the days, or keep breathing when the worst thing that could happen already has. The grief that follows the death of a son or daughter is not like other griefs, and the advice written for other griefs...
