I never knew her name. But in those final moments, she helped me to heal.There is nothing in the world more isolating than the loss of your child. Xxx No longer part of the human process. 3 comments«1»anonymous readerReport 2013-10-22 19:02:35It got me soo wet and cumanonymous readerReport 2012-07-24 03:57:04When I lost my son 14 years ago, I remember a nusres aide coming into the room as I held him. You gave that mother a tremendous gift by simply touching her and allowing her to feel human contact in her moment of grief and despair. No longer part of the human process. And, although I wasn’t aware of the gesture at the time, years later, that healing touch would resonate with me. I never knew her name. When her pain subsides, many years from now, she will remember that someone was standing alongside her, simply allowing her to
