I agree with Amber in that talking about their kids helps them. I think losing a child at anytime in anyway is the hardest thing you will ever go through so it always makes me cry when I think about their mom and dad at home. And it makes me really sad that kids that young have to deal with violence like that. Ive had talks with my son about what to do and what not to do but I think in reality being in a situation is a lot different then talking about it and imagining it.
Oh and my son felt sick today and called to be picked up. My husband was stopped at the guard station (he is in high school so they have a guard station) and was asked for ID even though he know who my husband is. He was asked for ID in the office. And when he went to the clinic they asked for ID. Then he had to show ID to leave the school and sign out. So they have defenitely stepped up security here. But then I heard there were some threats going around so that could be why.
Last edited by jessica31876; 12-17-2012 at 07:47 PM.
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