Kari I am so very sorry for your loss, I feel the exact same way with my son, He really was my everything. It seems to unfair that he has died and that I am still here. It will be 6 months on the 31rst of this month. I use to come on here alot but I only check in every so often now. The comments are always wonderfully supportive, but like you I really need to be able to talk with others regarding his loss. If you would ever like to talk you are welcome to email me or Im on facebook as well gstone42@live.com. Im sending you a big hug and prayers your way. Gina

Your welcome and no I'm not sorry I responded, helping others in turn helps me.I think if uour son was into bad things, he may of ended up veing hurt even sooner out of prision. You did the right thing, you tried to help your son, again I'm sorry it happened but don't blame yourself. I can tell you loved your son abd I'm sure he knew deep down that you loved him too. He is in a better place now where there is no pain or suffering and he is looking down smileing at you and watching over you. I am sorry you had to dea l with so much in your life, They say god only gives you what you can handle He must of known you were strong and he gas cc a purpose for you. Maybe it is to help others who are going through what you have msybe it was for us to meet and your story to inspire all the members who are struggling too.

Hello kari, I am sorry to hear that you lost your son! I am not going to tell you it will get better. I will tell you that I am here if you ever need to talk. I invite you to join my network at
http://victims.wall.fm/ and my facebook page http://facebook.com/victims.support/

Concentrate on loving your daughters. Don't
Blame yourself, I am sure you tried other options before you turned your son in.
I hope tou find peace my friend take care

Kari

I am so saddened about the pain that you are experiencing. The loss that you have had to deal with is excruciating to say the least. There is nothing that anyone can say to ease your pain. I am sorry for that.

But there is comfort available and hope. For example, here is just one promise about those that we have lost

Isaiah 26:19 — “Your dead ones will live. A corpse of mine—they will rise up. Awake and cry out joyfully, YOU residents in the dust! For your dew is as the dew of mallows, and the earth itself will let even those impotent in death drop [in birth].

True comfort (it doesn't take the pain away) comes from gaining a solid hope for the future. A purpose, and something to live for. The bible's promise of a resurrection gives us just that. But we need to know exactly what the bible teaches about this.

Please know that these tragedies are NOT Gods doing. Death is NOT part of Gods plan.

If there is any way that I can help, please let me know.

DC