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"The age of the mother is irrelevant. Any parent who loses a child will always be affected by it....No parent should ever outlive a child x" this | |||
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"I think the death of a person and the way they died are separate things. You mourn the person regardless of how they died but if the circumstances are terrible you have that to contend with on top of the grief. Recently a 106 year old lady that I know of lost her 82 year old son I think it would be unfeeling to suggest that her grief was less in some way " Was not implying at all it would be worse or less. I agree that age of parent is irrelevant | |||
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