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Empress
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03/01/19 at 8:28AM UTC
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Does anyone of you loses a child?

2007 my brother died. It was very painful that I cried for the whole night. I can't accept the fact that he's gone. I'm his guardian for a long time and hes like a son to me and I can't accept it at all. Last month, my cousin's son died. I don't know what to say to her because I can't imagine how painful it for her. She had miscarriage during her first pregnancy so when I found out that shes pregnat, we prayed that the baby will be fine and she did eberything to keep her baby as well. But, tragedy came. Her baby died because a careless doctor injected some medicine to the baby then died right after the injection. As I was looking at her childs tomb, I was like dumbfounded. I dont know what to say or what to do to make my cousin feel better. All I did is to watch her crying hugging her baby's shirt. Tears fell down on my cheecks. I was so hurt when my brother died then how much painful it is if you loss your child.

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Jassmine Riley
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03/01/19 at 2:31PM UTC
The lost of anyone is truly a hardship. So let me start by saying I'm praying for your continued healing as well as your cousins. Sometimes, the best thing we can do for a person is to to to let them cry and just sit. Go over, sit with her, talk to her, clean for her(if she lets you). Slowly, try to ask her if she wants to ride to a store. Be sure to make sure no baby clothing or items are in that store. Reintroduce her to events to go to. Try to remember that everyone's grieving process is different and don't force anything on her right away. If you notice severe behavior, ask if she thinks therapy or small grief groups would be helpful. Praying for you both.

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