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How horrible for his family. You spend all those years ensuring he doesn't play with fire, play in the street, run with scissors (no offense to RunsWithScissors). You get him through childhood illnesses, adolescence, learning to drive, 12+ years of education. You buy him braces, sports gear, music lessons, his first car. All that money in groceries! All the outgrown clothing. And you'd gladly do it threefold to only have him back.
How horrible for his family. You spend all those years ensuring he doesn't play with fire, play in the street, run with scissors (no offense to RunsWithScissors). You get him through childhood illnesses, adolescence, learning to drive, 12+ years of education. You buy him braces, sports gear, music lessons, his first car. All that money in groceries! All the outgrown clothing. And you'd gladly do it threefold to only have him back.
And imagine the embarrassment. How do you tell others? It is one thing to have something like a hunting accident or accident while cleaning, this is just plain insane.
Eighteen year olds never think anything bad is actually going to happen to them. They're "invincible" at that age. What a horrible intro to Reality. I feel very bad for his family.
How horrible for his family. You spend all those years ensuring he doesn't play with fire, play in the street, run with scissors (no offense to RunsWithScissors). You get him through childhood illnesses, adolescence, learning to drive, 12+ years of education. You buy him braces, sports gear, music lessons, his first car. All that money in groceries! All the outgrown clothing. And you'd gladly do it threefold to only have him back.
And shoes! How terrible for that family. My nephew died when he was 16. Huffing.
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