whiffey, I lost my son to a brain tumour because he was denied life-saving treatment that was available on the NHS just two hours car drive from where we live. He died just three days before his 21st birthday in my arms. My heart breaks every time I read that yet another young life has been lost. I know that you are very upset by this too and I wish there was some way in which the parents of this young girl could know just how many lovely people like you there are who really feel for them and wish them comfort. When I was going through this hell I felt so alone and lost, I cannot describe the feeling in words as there aren't any that would do it justice. It is particularly hard when the parents are told something has gone wrong in the treatment their child received. In Kevin's case, world class leading specialists told me that the mistakes made by our local doctors were to blame for my son's death as his had been a treatable tumour when it was first found, but he was denied treatment for 1 1/2 years! When he finally got it, it was too late.
I deal with the loss of my darling Kevin by thinking of him with these thoughts - he will always be young and beautiful, never be ill again, never have to feel such excruciating pain ever again, never fear, never be sad, never be hurt again. He will always be in my heart, safe where nothing and no one can hurt him ever again. He and I promised each other this a few weeks before he died - we will always be together, living in each others hearts, always looking after each other.
It will take time and the pain will never go away, but this young girl's parents will eventually find a way to live again. It is lovely to know that people like you care so about others whiffey. You're a star :o) XXX