I don't think it's irresponsible to want your child to live. Maybe it's selfish in some aspect but I would have done the same. Just because the mother isn't there doesn't mean the child can't be happy in life. I feel like the only reason she kept going was because of her child. Also, not everyone grieves the same. Some take years and some take months. There's denial, anger, guilt and so on and some people skip steps. I've had the two closest people in my life die and I spent the two first years in denial and anger. I just completely pushed it from my mind and kept myself busy. Then it went to anger from how everyone already moved on. Then guilt and sadness when I looked back. It's not your choice to choose how people grieve.It's been 5 years and I'm still grieving. Some people choose to go forward in life a lot sooner than most and there is nothing wrong with that either. ( ̄へ ̄)
Like the mom did not have to die... I get that she wanted to have a baby, but it’s super irresponsible to bring a kid into the world and then not be around for it. Like she could have gotten an abortion and friend again for a baby when she was healthier, or adopted a kid. Nobody should have to die to have a baby.
Also she did a real fast turnaround from being super upset from her whole family dying and being all burned up to suddenly one day she was all smiles and kindness and the world is beautiful I don’t buy it... sounds like someone’s trying to rush the grieving process and trying to make up for her sadness by being a good person. Like basically what she did was committing suicide, rationalizing it to herself, and passing it off as some sort of fate/purpose in her life.
Complaining out of the way this is a super good story and really beautiful. I just wish it wouldn’t romanticize this woman’s decision to end her own life quite so much :(
Live damnit