r/SipsTea • • 6d ago

WTF Bro WHAT 😧

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u/Nagant1349 6d ago

My wife watched the bodycam of this and I saw some of it. The mother’s cries are harrowing. If I remember rightly she was in treatment for the trauma from the first child’s death and it was her therapist that suggested to allow the grandma to look after the younger child. I don’t know how I’d be able to live after that. Your own mother killing both kids, your therapist pushing you to allow her access to the second one. Fuck that.

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u/KanedaSyndrome 6d ago

The worst sound in the world is the sound of parents mourning the loss of children.

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u/Used_Evidence 6d ago

I remember the sound I made when I learned my daughter was gone. I had no clue I could make such a noise, it didn't sound human

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u/Zfugg 6d ago

I remember when growing up always wishing to die before my parents, but seeing things like this makes me realize how selfish that was.

I'm so, so sorry. Thanks for sharing something that difficult. Please take care.

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u/PM_YOUR__BUBBLE_BUTT 6d ago

My cousin died young and I remember waiting in the lobby of the funeral home before they let all of us family in. The funeral director told us that we could go in to see my cousin in the open casket before the wake started.

I will NEVER ever forget my aunt turning to my grandma (her mom) and yelling out “I don’t want to do this mom” as she broke down in tears and collapsed into her mothers arms. It was heartbreaking and something that came from her soul. Hard to describe that kind of pain. We all lost it crying of course. No parent should ever have to bury their child. As a dad now too, it hurts even more to imagine.