My Daughter is Made of Glass

<p>The actor from Glee, Cory Monteith, had just died. The Glee creators aired the Quarterback episode where Monteith&rsquo;s character, Finn Hudson, dies. I&rsquo;m sitting on the couch with my twelve-year-old daughter watching this emotional scene of Finn&rsquo;s mom crying after losing her son, and the dichotomy that Monteith has actually died makes the scene almost unbearably grief-stricken. The actress playing Finn Hudson&rsquo;s mom starts her dialogue, tearful and struggling with her breath, she says in a melancholy voice:</p> <p>&ldquo;How do parents go on when they lose a child? You know when I&rsquo;d see that stuff on the news, I&rsquo;d turn it off cause it was just too horrible to think, but I would always think how do they wake up everyday? I mean how do they breath, honey, but you do wake up, and for just a second you forget. And, then, oh you remember, and it&rsquo;s like getting that call again and again, every time, you don&rsquo;t get to stop waking up&hellip;&rdquo;</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@mchaley931/my-daughter-is-made-of-glass-6f02aef84a50"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>
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