Grief Has No Age | National Alliance for Grieving Children: "Every day I think of her and what could have been, but I also know that I would be different, my path in life would have been different. Death is a part of life, but when you experience the loss of a parent as a young child without the proper tools grief is very hard to work through.
This life was handed to me because I am strong enough to live it and if I can be of help to just one person, one child, then it has been worth all the pain.
This is my life's purpose, this writing (righting) here, right now.... My story.
Grief has no time limit, no age.
I was put on this earth to change the future for someone, and in a beautiful way I am finally finding closure -- because I too, am still a grieving child.
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