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[kittycat]

My heart breaks for all involved....wow...I just can't even imagine what this family is going through...Prayers for all...

[Burnt Hickory Mimi]

So sad for everyone involved! Their lives will never be the same! Prayers said!

[mei lan]

I feel like throwing up every time I think about it. How utterly horrible for every person involved.

[Lady Raider]

mei lan, on 14 June 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

I feel like throwing up every time I think about it. How utterly horrible for every person involved.

I agree...

[Go BLUE!]

Sounds to me like a horriable accident. I really don't see how charges apply here. Seems like the kids were playing and snuck out. Nothing more, nothing less. How much time is it OK to be on the phone without checking on the kids? 5mins? 10? 15? I just don't get the charges part of it at all.

[brown*eyed*girl]

This whole thing just breaks my heart. I don't know how a person gets through something like this, be it the parents who lost a child, the brother who found the girls or the grandmother/housekeeper who was at the home when it happened. I often think of the grandmother who accidentally ran over one of her Grandchildren a few years back on Christmas eve after a night of caroling. I pray for her and will pray for this family as well for years to come.

[drosser]

JMO, but you should never leave 5-year-olds unattended for 45 minutes without checking on them. The children were unsupervised for too long. That's where the reckless conduct charge comes in, and it is a fair one. When my grandkids are visting and if I have to be on the phone and they are playing in another room, I walk around the house, with my phone, periodically just to make sure what's going on......especially if they get quiet!!!

My heart breaks for everyone involved. The grandmother will have to live with this for the rest of her life and no one in the family will ever be the same. No matter what charges are brought, they won't bring those two precious little girls back.

Such a very, very sad situation.

[mojo413]

brown*eyed*girl, on 14 June 2012 - 10:21 PM, said:

This whole thing just breaks my heart. I don't know how a person gets through something like this, be it the parents who lost a child, the brother who found the girls or the grandmother/housekeeper who was at the home when it happened. I often think of the grandmother who accidentally ran over one of her Grandchildren a few years back on Christmas eve after a night of caroling. I pray for her and will pray for this family as well for years to come.

I'm speaking from experiance. We lost our daughter suddenly almost 3 years ago. We get through this KNOWING we will spend eternity with our loved one who has gone on ahead of us. When we KNOW we will spend eternity in Heaven with Jesus Christ and our loved ones, we can then celebrate the time we had together here on earth. There's not a day that goes by that I don't celebrate my daughters life. Does it hurt?... Certainly.
Are there bad days?... Certainly. Do we ever question God?... Certainly. Sometimes do think we see her, hear her, smell her?... Certainly.
The fact I know I will see her again gets me through the valleys... Some days that's what gets us going.

Pray... Pray... Pray for this family. Friends, family, church are helping this family through their darkest days just like our friends, family and church carried us when we could take another step on our own.