TexasBred
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Mrs.Greg said:When you asked don the Have You question...I knew what his answer was. I figured,TB will be fast tracking back. Nope instead your post got pretty mean :?TexasBred said:don said:yes, i have. a son about the same age as some of the soldiers in iraq and afghanistan right now. cause of death - couldn't be determined by the coroner. i can't speak for any of the families who have lost children in the wars but i do know some of the things they are feeling and i can say one of the things i wouldn't feel is pride. that's all i've got to say except that i don't think fminus should be making suggestions unless he is qualified to at least feel real empathy.
You're saying you wouldn't be proud that your son died doing the one think that he wanted to do when he joined the military???? (They're 100% volunteers) Damn you sound like Cindy Sheehan. (Wonder if she ever put a marker on her son's grave)
I'd rather lose a son or daughter fighing for my country than have one with "cause of death unknown"..
THE biggest hurt one will ever face in their life is the loss of a child{doesn't matter the age or if like Kolas a child of their heart}it really doesn't matter how that loss came about.
don wasn't putting down the soldiers he was stating an true statement to the feelings one has when loss occurs.
In reality NONE of us like seeing a soldier come home flag covered,doesn't matter what side of a party one supports.
As for Aplus....he does alot of talking the talk..... :roll: :roll:
MsGreg...so sorry you feel that way. He spoke as one who "knew the feeling of losing a child" so I asked him if he really did....By the way, next time your in Texas, come by and I'll take you out to St. Mary's cemetery and show you my sons grave.