I read a story today about a 9 year old boy named Hayden Wilamen. He had died after eating a cereal that he had eaten almost daily. Unfortunately, he and his family were not aware of his peanut allergy. This story deeply saddens me. I was thinking about this as I rocked my Hayden like I do every night before bed. This is my quiet time when I think. I remember doing the same thing when I heard about the death of 7 year old Ammaria Johnson. I always think about the great pain that these families must be experiencing and my sadness will never ever compare to theirs.
I usually only post things on this site regarding allergies, but tonight I am thinking about my cousin and I want to share his story with you. When I hear the stories of parents losing their children at such a young age, I often think about my Aunt and Uncle and the great pain that they must face every day. My cousin past away in his sleep on June 22, 2001 from a rare heart condition(Cardiac Conduction Disorder). He was only 15 years old. I will never forget getting that phone call.
I hope none of us ever experience losing a child. Don't forget to kiss your children every night and be thankful that they are here with you.
Here is his story: Michael Joseph Pangallo
I usually only post things on this site regarding allergies, but tonight I am thinking about my cousin and I want to share his story with you. When I hear the stories of parents losing their children at such a young age, I often think about my Aunt and Uncle and the great pain that they must face every day. My cousin past away in his sleep on June 22, 2001 from a rare heart condition(Cardiac Conduction Disorder). He was only 15 years old. I will never forget getting that phone call.
I hope none of us ever experience losing a child. Don't forget to kiss your children every night and be thankful that they are here with you.
Here is his story: Michael Joseph Pangallo
“You can shed tears because I am gone/Or you can smile because I have lived.”
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