lisalouver
Renowned Death Hag

Aww, I meant every word of it. If you need an ear, I'm just message away. Love ya, girl.

I hope you are doing okay. I think of you everyday and it hurts me to know how lost you are without your Dad. I don't always know the right words to say, but I do care and wish I could do something to take away your hurt. You are a good person and your friendship means a lot to me.

I am glad I could help! Keep me posted on the update on that case. I hope that eventually, the family finds some solace. Those cases are so difficult for us, I cannot imagine how it is for the parents.

I was 8 months pregnant with my daughter when Dru went missing. My daughter was born the following month. She will be 10 next month. I remember Thanksgiving and everything about that time because of Dru. It was a terrible time to be living here. I too, will never forget her. Hard to believe its been that long. The years have flown by.

It's hard to believe that the ten year anniversary of Dru Sjodin's abduction and murder is just days away. Time sure has a way of slipping past you quickly. Her case really got to me and I'll never forget her.

Thank you for the explanation. I knew that having a death ruled SIDS these days was rare and that is why I wondered how the investigations were handled. I know after reading about baby deaths that some so called SIDS deaths in the past turned out to be murder or positional asphyxiation. I understand the need to investigate, but these people are devastated and the investigators weren't very compassionate toward them and gave them the vibe that they were suspicious about the couple's version of events. I understand why some breastfeeding moms sleep with the baby in their bed, but I know it's a dangerous practice and they think they would wake up if the baby was in distress. It's just sad. I hope you are doing well and I miss you, too!

Hello, my friend!

I know someone who had a three month old baby boy die a week ago today and it was totally unexpected. The Mom breastfed the baby in her bed and they fell asleep. When she woke up later, he was dead. She and the baby's father are totally devastated and the death is of course being investigated. She has already had to recreate what happened twice for the investigators and she is being treated like she killed him on purpose because he was in the bed with her. How are cases like that usually handled? I know they have to investigate, but there's no way she did anything to him on purpose. How can they tell? TIA

I'm fine. Hope you are too. Sorry it took so long.

Hi girlie I miss ya. I m living in Colombia and I'm soooo happy but you have crossed my mind so I thought I'd look you up Hope everything is wonderful for you