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Going Against Nature
How can the parents of an 18 year old survive his tragic drowning? How can we continue to have faith in humanity and belief in God when such things happen? There’s a father that copes with the loss imagining that his son is somewhere in Boston and he will one day come and visit them. Either this father will die of heart break or longing.
Parents outliving their children is against the laws of nature, but things happen. Why must we continue to move forward after such a tragedy? Because it would make the person who passed away suffer to know that their parents are miserable. We must still do a lot to continue the legacy of our lost loved ones.
Leveraging Our Grief To Transcend Our Suffering And Move Forward
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