Michael,. With all due respect, no, I can't understand the death of a person's child, as I am a person with no children. I have had my parents pass on, not from an accident, but from health issues, and I was hysterical when I found out my daddy died unexpectedly. My mother, she died at an old age, from health issues, but I grieved and grieved for years. It was like the sun went down, and never came back up. A very dark place where you feel all alone, with a void within, where nothing makes you feel like you used to, back when you were happy, without a care in the world. Years I grieved, and eventually things begin to get better. It used to like, I could not talk about my mother without crying. Today, I am in a better place. It is hard, very hard, I know from my experiences. Plus, I don't have any brothers or sisters. I have no relatives in Florida, and my relatives have died out mostly in another state, so I know about feeling alone, too. Michael, have you tried to seek grief counseling with any professionals? I know it is none of my business, and I hope you don't get mad, and offended by me asking you. I really think you should. Sometimes grief counseling is something, men, especially, don't want to go to, but please consider it, possibly. I want you to know also, that I do care about Austin, and when he died, I planned on attending his funeral at the big church, but when I looked up the arrangements, it was for fire department people only. That was your right to have the arrangements that way though. Your every right. I wouldn't have been planned on going to your son's funeral, if I didn't care. So whether you "talk' with me, or not, whatever you decide, your choice, I did want you to know I had planned to go to your son's funeral. If you don't see any postings by me, it might be because I had been trying to post, and an error indicator keep coming up saying fatal error, just on this article though, so I thought maybe Reggie had shut me down? I don't know, so if you don't see anything by me, that could be the case.
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