Lord Blackadder
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David CameronI can't stand the man. Nor his politics. Hate him and his party with a passion bordering on psychotic! I admit it!
But I can't help feeling for him and his family with the sad death of his disabled son, aged six.
I remember how devastated my parents were when I had to tell them my younger brother was dead. And how it affected everyone. It took us a long time to deal with it ... and some of us will never be "over" it.
Since then I've seen it with other people I know ... and it's always the same. We just don't handle it very well when children die. And it's something I hope we never become inured to.
The death of a child should always remind us just how precious their lives are to all of us.
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Bluemoon
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Re: David Cameron | Lord Blackadder wrote: |
I remember how devastated my parents were when I had to tell them my younger brother was dead. |
That must have been awful for all of you.
Death is never easy but when it happens to a child it's devastating  It reminded me of John Travolta's son
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Lord Blackadder
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No-one likes to speak of their grief ... ands neither should they as it is an intensely private thing.
But for those who decide to live in the Media spotlight ... I wonder how much they regret it, when something like this happens and it becomes public spectacle?
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Sidsnotwasere
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Yep i agree wholeheartedly,politics dont even enter onto matters of death,i feel for the whole family.
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Lady of Kincavel
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Yes, a real tragedy. Children are not meant to die before their parents but it is a sad fact that many do, and my condolences go to the family and to everyone who suffers such a sad loss.
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