I am reviewing your item because it popped-up on the Random Review, click. My heart sunk the moment I read your brief description.

It is difficult to review an item, let alone read it, when it involves the death of a child. A mother's heart breaks at the thought of the pain another mother suffers from such tragic loss. It just isn't the way things are supposed to go, in life. We are never believe we will outlive our children. It is too much to bear to think about. However, as difficult as it is to read this poem, it is also a reminder that nobody, no matter what age, knows when he will be called to heaven.

Your heart was laid open, exposed for the reader to feel the emotional pain. Yes, a mother being asked to pull the plug on her child is beyond horrible to imagine. She knows she will never have her little boy, back, yet she does not want to suffer the task of being the one to choose the time of his death.

It was so sweet, yet heartbreaking, the way you described that he must have sensed your anguish over the decision, and that he peacefully left in the night to be with God. Thus, taking your hand out of allowing the removal of the life support.

And yes, I am so sure the angels held his hand and took him to a beautiful place of joy unspeakable.

You have your own angel watching over you -- always. He will be there to greet you with a hug when you are called to join him, because one who has faith, knows there is something beyond this life, where suffering does not exist, and love and happiness are forever.

Thank you for sharing this perfectly scribed poem. It could not have been easy putting such pain into words, showing so much love and devotion.

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