I absolutely refuse to let this woman make those of us who have lost children look like mad women/men.
I reject her and her pathetic excuses.
I give you, and the parents who have lost a child -and can still function on a daily basis much sincere admiration. BUT-Mz Sheenan is so over the line at this point.
I wish her well and I wish her peace of mind, and I wish she could have enough respect for her son and for this country that she would stop making a fool out of herself.
As much as I can understand someone falling apart after their child dies- I know she does not represent any other parents.
Bless your heart, I remember when you lost your son, and I've thought about that as this discussion rolled on--your grief was just as deep and as real as hers, I'm sure, but I've yet to see you join forces with Code Pink and Michael Moore. (And would be VERY surprised if you did!)
I think that in order to do something like that at any time--with or without a death in the family--it has to already be in a person's makeup.