h2odragon1
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Children are not supposed to die before their parents.
They should have a chance at life and happiness.
They should have a chance at life and happiness.
While I was diving yesterday a little boy died.
- Thread starter Kim
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I dreamt about Kanamu all night. I don't know about immunization specifically for meningitis, although I thought Japan had all of it well covered. There's no choice about kid's vaccinations here - they happen.
I don't know the entire story, but after the hours of practice outside in the sun they've been doing, plus response time to the situation I just hope that somewhere, someone is asking a few questions to make sure this was unavoidable.
It's just so sad....6 years old.....a whole life gone.....
Thank you for your thoughts.
I don't know the entire story, but after the hours of practice outside in the sun they've been doing, plus response time to the situation I just hope that somewhere, someone is asking a few questions to make sure this was unavoidable.
It's just so sad....6 years old.....a whole life gone.....
Thank you for your thoughts.
almitywife
Vegemite Mod
we get a few cases of this here each year. its such a fast acting thing, you think the person is fighting the flu and then suddenly the rash appears and the person can be dead in an hour or 2.
to you and your family and his classmates.... its such a sad, sad loss 
That's terrible. My prayers to the family. Losing a child has to be the worst.
Dave
Dave
That sucks. I'm sorry, Kim.
I spent a few years in intimate, almost daily, contact with the oncology wing at a local pediatric hospital called Scottish Rite. You try to attach method or reason to the young lives you watch disappear. After a while you understand that you'll never understand.
There's nothing to say when a child is lost -- especially one you knew. It simply sucks.
I spent a few years in intimate, almost daily, contact with the oncology wing at a local pediatric hospital called Scottish Rite. You try to attach method or reason to the young lives you watch disappear. After a while you understand that you'll never understand.
There's nothing to say when a child is lost -- especially one you knew. It simply sucks.
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