The mother of the dead girl was also hurt in the bombing. There was a scene where the mother wakes up, looks in her husband's eyes, and you just know she knows her daughter is dead. Josh came into the room and I was sobbing hysterically. I used to watch these shows on television, and when something awful happened to someone I would think, "How sad," but not really think anything of it. Now, anything related to a child dying (no matter how old, as tonight's episode proves) and I am an emotional wreck. The mother was in a hospital bed, and the father leaned over her, and they just cried.
It was surreal to see a scene from my own life played out on t.v.
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Amazing how differnently I react to movies and tv shows now. As you said, I used to think "that is sad", maybe I would even tear up. But now I FEEL the pain, the gut wrenching emotion of loss portrayed in movies. Movies are very different for us now - best to have a box of tissues at hand.
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