33. I get your point, however, MANY families of victims react differently...
They choose to get help and do not let themselves be consumed by negative emotions. They take it upon themselves to find better ways to grieve.
Sorry, but I do not feel sorry for her. This did not happened yesterday, she had plenty of time and resources to get help with grieving. I know her son was killed violently and did not deserved it. If she cannot change that her son is dead at least she can try changing her attitude.
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