Posted by: Dr. Dawn Higgins
on Sep 09, 2010
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Losing a Parent on 9/ll Means…
Losing a parent on 9/ll means how much of the story do you tell people and how much will they ask?
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I just kept thinking he has to come back cause I’m only 13.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I’ve become more independent, I had to grow up faster, I didn’t get the chance to say goodbye.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means we couldn’t have a funeral until they had at least a piece of him.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means Father’s Day stinks.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means people say with time the pain fades, but I don’t think that’s true.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I live with more fear; I’m more aware of what could happen.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I didn’t stop believing, but why would God do this to such a great man?
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I like to think my Mom is still around.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means you always pictured your wedding day to be perfect and your Dad’s not going to be there; that’s not perfect.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means when you read about the event in history class it really hits you, “Wow, this happened to the world.”
Losing a parent on 9/ll means it wasn’t my choice my Dad was killed, I had no say in it.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means I don’t want September 11th to define who I am.
Losing a parent on 9/ll means it really really sucks, but I can’t change that.