[Gay State Conservative]

My sister buried a daughter at 18.There's no greater sadness than for a mother to bury a child.

[Ace the Biker]

“My sister buried a daughter at 18.There’s no greater sadness than for a mother to bury a child. “

Well I’m a father not a mother but I buried a two day old son and a 26 year old son,, and I still have some very sad days.

I have fond memories when I think of my departed parents. but no matter what I’m always sad when I think of the children that are gone.

[AppyPappy]

“There’s no greater sadness than for a mother to bury a child. “

There is one thing worse. I have seen it.

[MamaB]

I lost a daughter in 2004. It was the hardest of losing my brother, husband, bil, and my mom within 3 years of my daughter's death. This year has been very hard for some reason. We can not help wondering, “ what could have been?” But, Jesus is the answer, the only answer. None of them got to meet my 2 wonderful, beautiful, smart great granddaughters! They are nearly 8 and 9. The older one’s birthday is on Leap Year.

[litehaus]

“There’s no greater sadness than for a mother to bury a child.”

It definitely will shake your faith when you bury your firstborn in the prime of his life...My wife and I fought hard to overcome some bad/vicious feelings.,,,,

[Lizavetta]

My sister buried a daughter at 18.There's no greater sadness than for a mother to bury a child.

And it shadows everything in life for the rest of your life. My son was 13.

[luvbach1]

My sister’s son was a suicide 14 years ago at 20. A suicide, especially at that young age, may be worse than natural causes. Her grief remains just below the surface.