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We are jumping through hoops with the City to have Hunter cremated and bring him into our house, originally I thought about burying him in the backyard, but I kept having nightmares of my dead son complaining it's wet, dark and cold in the backyard, now I am determined to bring his remains into the house, since the baby was so little I am not sure if the ashes would amount to anything.
Does anyone know of any support group for this sort of thing? After arguing at the Supreme Court of Canada a human rights case at the age of 28 for the Office of Attorney General, I thought I was ready to face any challenges in life, and I've had some serious adversaries in my life (I am 37 now), but loss of a child is easily the most devastating of them all.
thank you all again for your kind words, my wife is in denial of the whole thing and wouldn't talk about it, and I am barely hanging on to carry myself as each day goes by
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