re: Thank you to all who responded about my son's death

Haze, overwhelming grief is disorienting and exhausting. Take care of yourself and don’t make any big decisions unless you have to. An author named Alan Wolfelt wrote some good books on grief. They are short and give practical ideas of what to expect and what to do/not do. Most of all, let it out when it comes. You can’t run from what’s inside you and letting grief out takes away its power.

Take care man. Would love to see you at a local church and getting looked after routinely by that church family.

I will continue to pray for you and your family.

There is nothing more important than family. You will see your son again, I'm sure of that.

My prayers to you.

I missed your original post buddy. I hope you are trying to at least deal with this loss. The first year is beyond words difficult but it does get a little better after that first year because you aren’t thinking “I was doing this with my child on this date last year”. My best advice is to try and get through 365 days and support your wife as much as you can. Both of you will have worse days than the other. Don’t lose the memories as much as they may pain you. My wife and I will say a prayer for you guys.

Hugs! My son has a serious disease. Nothing is taken for granted. We almost lost him to this last Feb and was by far the scariest time I have ever experienced. I'll pray for you and your family to have peace beyond understanding!