Hugs and support to people in Manchester

[Lola-Lee]

.Would'nt it be lovely to turn on the TV and watch the news and be told...There is peace on Earth.

[MyNameIsTerry]

From what I'd read Terry, the mother herself is in a coma and a neighbour or friend said she didn't know her young daughter had died. Her husband is at her bedside who I presume is the girls father. It's all so tragic. People still missing I can only think that means one thing.

Heart breaking.

Very tragic. I bet her husband is dreading that conversation. God knows what he must be going through right now.

I hope the NHS offers these people swift mental health treatment if they need it.

Losing a child must be a terrible loss to experience.

[KeeKee]

It must be awful Terry. Obviously any death is tragic, but your own child is just cruel. I have relatives who lost a 'child' at 21 years old and it still devastates them 28 years later.

Somebody has spoken about the young girls injuries etc and the fact she was asking for her mother which is beyond heart breaking, as a mother I'd personally rather not know.

Hope the mother pulls through and like you say is able to get immediate mental health help. I'd happily forgo my potential upcoming therapy for somebody like that.

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Yes also tragic for her husband.

[lilarg]

*hug*