A matter of time, this could happen at your family or nearby house. 🙏🙏🙏
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So you're going to kill yourself because your daughter died? I'm sorry, not to be callous because I feel truly awful for your loss, but don't be a fucking retard. Firstly, God frowns heavily on suicide. If you want to meet your daughter in Heaven, do NOT do this. Secondly, use this as a springboard to go after those who pushed this jab. Let her death empower you to fight for truth and justice. That would be a better use of your emotional energies.
This story is sad and tragic. But is it true?? No idea who the squirrel poster is, but if I "just found out" my child died, no matter the cause, I highly doubt I'd go on Twitter to post it. I'd surround myself w/ family and loved ones to properly grieve.
I hear what you're saying about wondering if the story is true. I wondered it myself.
RE: Going to social media - I have a different perspective.
Some people feel, in that moment of grief, a intense feeling of isolation.
Going to social media to, almost literally, scream it out to the world - is literally a cry for acknowledgement... to be heard... to be joined in a moment of extreme isolation.
I can definitely relate.
When the people around you, next to you - just have no clue - don't seem to care - or don't take it as serious as you. And you're desperate to be heard - You explode it into any space that has a chance of hearing you.
So from that angle - I can believe this is real.
But no idea if it's actually real...
Yea, makes sense. Everyone grieves differently and I can totally respect that.
He’s on Truth, not Twitter and it’s real. He has a tight circle on Truth and is receiving much support. If his family all took the shot, and he’s alone in his knowledge, TS is where he needed to go for help.
I would find myself in full agreement with you.. but I don't even do the whole social media thing. This board is pretty much it, and even that is pretty limited for me. Grief can do some strange things to people.
I guess whether or not it's real, it's a shame nonetheless.
Obviously, you haven't lost a child. This is not the time to preach. Hold their hand and ask what can I do to help you through this. The response will be just sit with me. This loss takes years and years to survive. If you want to help, shut up, hold their hand, and sit quietly with them for a while.
They posted it on Twitter, looking for attention. They don’t really deserve any of that, because they have no conscience.
Ur obviously here to cause trouble.
I suggest you try to exercise a little more grace. You're looking at a grieving parent and it's not you. Talking about what God frowns upon in regards to a parent who was powerless to save their child is very cold. And I'd argue it's not in line with the way Jesus would want us to behave. It comes off as very callus and as if you're preaching from your high horse.
God probably isn’t too keen on you calling other people “retards” just because you have apathy towards their grief process
Well he/she is a fake Christian, so.....
I think in the initial moments of living with this news, it’s a pretty common reaction. The brain doesn’t know how to deal with the information that your daughter died, and the heart doesn’t know how it will carry on. It takes months, years, forever to deal with the death of a child.